I would like to perform a restore out of a shell script. Normally, I run
restore with a command line like:
restore -x -f /some/dump
Which works _exactly_ as I want it to, except that I am asked two
questions:
Specify next volume #:
and then at the end of the restore:
set owner/mode for '.'? [yn]
So that is a problem, since I want to run it unattended, without requiring
user input. I have discovered that this command line:
restore -rf /some/dump
will run without user input. MY question is, is the output of this
command identical to the output of the original one I was running ? I
_do_ indeed wish to specify owner/mode for '.' and have everything restore
just right like it was with my original command line - am I missing
anything or losing any of my original functionality by using this new
command line ? Or is it identical in result (except for the extra
`restoresymtable` file it produces) to the original command I had ?
thanks,
PT
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