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DRIVER_TAR_GZ_SPLIT - restore not possible

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Anonymous
2006-08-01
2013-04-23
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2006-08-01

    Hello,

    we are using a WindowsXP machine as a central backup point. But, there seems to be no chance to write a file greater than 2GB from Linux to WXP (NTFS, no probs to create very big files) using Samba (3.0.22) :-( A simple cp of a 4G file from Linux to Windows failed, too.

    So I tried the supplied driver DRIVER_TAR_GZ_SPLIT with 700MB split size. Backup2l now succesfully created a full backup on WXP splitted into (max) 700MB large chunks. Then I run a differential backup2l.

    The list command "backup2l -l" gives:

    # backup2l -l > xx
    backup2l v1.4 by Gundolf Kiefer

    Active files in <vaubox.101>: 96624
      found in vaubox.101:   195   (96429 left)
      found in vaubox.1:   96429   (    0 left)

    Listing locations...

    To restore, the archive files of the following backups are missing and
    have to be copied or linked into /mnt/reha-bak-sich/VAUBOX:
      vaubox.101
      vaubox.1

    ... but restore gives ...

    # backup2l -r
    backup2l v1.4 by Gundolf Kiefer

    Active files in <vaubox.101>: 96624
      found in vaubox.101:   195   (96429 left)
      found in vaubox.1:   96429   (    0 left)

    Cannot access archive file(s) of the following backup(s):
      vaubox.101
      vaubox.1

    Nothing has been restored.

    All files and directories are world readable. The backup -r command was given from root account.

    Is this a driver problem?

    TIA for any hint.
    Peter

     
  • Old Sparky

    Old Sparky - 2009-11-09

    Same thing, someone has found the driver problem?

     
  • Old Sparky

    Old Sparky - 2009-11-09

    Omg..

    Remeber to put in your config file this…

    USER_DRIVER_LIST="DRIVER_TAR_GZ_SPLIT"

    :s

     
  • Old Sparky

    Old Sparky - 2009-11-09

    USER\_DRIVER\_LIST="DRIVER\_TAR\_GZ\_SPLIT"

     

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