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Von: "Rodrigo Renie Braga" <rodrigore...@gmail.com>
An: "Thomas Stegbauer" <mailinglis...@stegbauer.info>
CC: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Gesendet: Freitag, 20. Mai 2011 04:25:31
Betreff: Re: [Bacula-users] howto to recover postgres catalog after delete from
file
it is not so important if i cant restore a single file from an old backup,
but i want to make a new full-backup, with correct catalog update.
i do not understand where the batch relation come from and why there is an
sql-Error when the file, filename and path table are empty?
Well, from what you said in this part alone, seems like you don't care about
any of your previous backups, right? So why don't you just drop your entire
database and start a clean Bacula install all over again?
I believe that the trouble you'll get from a fresh install is much simpler (and
faster) than solving this database problem you're having...
hi rodrigo,
i already thought about this, but i dont want to relable the 38 tapes.
cause this mean:
stopping bacula-sd, deleting tape by dd, start bacula-sd, label, exchange tape
and so on.
so i thought already about exporting
media, media_mediaid_seq, mediatype, mediatype_mediatypeid_seq, pool,
pool_poolid_seq
and afterwards purging the volumes in the new database?
or are there other thoughts or traps?
best regards
thomas
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