Re: [flexbackup-help] Pb recover from /dev/st0 - tar+gzip

[Philippe A. <phi...@ci...>]

Thanks David, I will try ...
CU
Philippe

David Scott Coburn a =E9crit :

>On Tuesday 06 December 2005 05:46, Philippe AMIOT wrote:
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>
>>Hello
>>
>>I have a crash disk, I LOST ALL MY DATA
>>
>>and I try to recover it, bur I have some probl=E8mes, maybe you could h=
elp=20
>>me please !
>>
>>I want only recover /var/spool/mail !
>>   =20
>>
>
>Philippe,
>
>I am not sure this will help, but when I want to do a restore this is
>what I do:
>
>(My backups are stored on disk, not tapes, so you will have to modify th=
is
>somewhat...)
>
>root> cd /backups/x22c/images
>root> flexbackup -c ../flexbackup.conf -list home.2.20021126.afio-gz | /=
backups/restore/listdir.pl scott > fred
>
>The flexbackup.conf file is stored in the directory above the directory =
where
>my images are.  The 'listdir.pl' perl script is just a simple script to =
find
>all of the files in the -list output which are in a particular subdirect=
ory.  I
>use it so that I don't have to do so much hand editing of the -list outp=
ut.
>This is the perl script:
>
>#!/usr/bin/perl
>
># extract list of files in a given subdirectory in the 'flexbackup -list=
'
># stream on sdtin.
>#
># flexbackup -list afio-archive-name | listdir.pl subdirname > files
>#
>
>use strict;
>
>my $dir;
>
>$dir =3D shift @ARGV;  # get subdirectory name from command line
>
>while (<>) {
>    chomp;
>    if (/.*[\s]($dir\/.*)/) {
>        print "$1\n";
>    }
>}
>
>Once you have the file 'fred' with the list of files in the subdirectory
>you can further edit it to leave only the particular files you want (or
>not, so you can extract all of the files in the subdirectory).
>
>Then I do this:
>
>root> flexbackup -c ../flexbackup.conf -extract home.2.20021126.afio-gz =
-flist fred
>
>This has always worked for me.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Scott
>
> =20
>