Hello Bacula Experts, I´m looking for a GUI to restore in a Mac OS Leopard,
I´ve heard that is very similar to Linux behavior so, there is some compatible
GUI that I can use to perform a user friendly Restore?
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rjustinwilliams wrote:
I'm running it on my tiger box, and just use bconsole for it. I switch to a
terminal, run bconsole as root, and, from within that, simply type restore,
and it pretty well walks you through it (you can also type help if you ever
forget commands to do things, which I
Robert Garwacki wrote:
Hi,
I have a question: is it possible to restore not all files from the job
NNN, but only some of them, in situation when filenames are already
pruned from the catalog. If I remember, what files are stored on my
tapes, theoretically it should be possible to enter
Thomas Mueller pisze:
Robert Garwacki schrieb:
Hi,
I have a question: is it possible to restore not all files from the job
NNN, but only some of them, in situation when filenames are already
pruned from the catalog.
Why not bscan your tape to recatalogize the filenames and then
Hi,
I have a question: is it possible to restore not all files from the job
NNN, but only some of them, in situation when filenames are already
pruned from the catalog. If I remember, what files are stored on my
tapes, theoretically it should be possible to enter some kind of mask or
regexp
Robert Garwacki schrieb:
Hi,
I have a question: is it possible to restore not all files from the job
NNN, but only some of them, in situation when filenames are already
pruned from the catalog.
Why not bscan your tape to recatalogize the filenames and then do a
normal restore?
- Thomas
