Problem restoring files
Nikolaos Milas <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.mondo.devel |
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| Organization | National Observatory of Athens |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hello,
I have a backup of a server taken as a set of ISO files using the command:
/usr/sbin/mondoarchive -O -V -i -s 4480m -d $Newdir2 -E "/mnt" -T
"/mnt/dd2500-1/vmailtmp" -9
(Note: The $Newdir2 is at a mounted -via nfs- directory.)
This set of 64 ISOs (yes, sixty four) now lies at a mounted (via nfs)
directory.
I am trying to restore a directory tree from this backup but without
success.
I am doing "mondorestore", then I select "Hard Disk", and when I give
the paths, it reads the backup, it allows me to select what I want to
restore (it's a .INBOX.Sent directory from a user's Maildir), but, when
it -supposedly- starts restoring, it prompts me to "Insert ISO #1",
although all ISOs already exist at that point. The process gets stuck
there, and it won't do anything. I have to kill the process.
What may be wrong? What can I do to finish restore successfully?
If it's not possible to restore using the Hard Disk option, I should
probably try using DVD, but it's not easy as this is a remote VM where
mounting must be done over http.
I am attaching the mondorestore.log for your reference.
Please advise,
Thanks,
Nick
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