Additonal information that probably is a different issue.
I reran the dbcheck after all of the below and found that 14 new
orphaned Path records were identified.
after fixing these 14 I reran bconsole restore with the one file (which
succeeded) and then dbcheck and no new path orphans were created.
also reran webui attempt to restore file (which did not succeed) and
then dbcheck and no new path orphans were created.
all of this is just info hoping it may be helpful but above is probably
a red herring.
On 2/12/20 9:30 AM, aeronex...@gmail.com wrote:
bconsole succeded in restoring the file. (needed "" marks around the
MARK definition because of spaces in the path and file definition)
retried webui, it still fails to run.
with webui I tried with the file that has ~100 characters in the path
(with spaces)- it would not restore (no run created)
I tried with a different file that has 33 characters and no spaces in
the path or file name and it failed to restore (no run created)
Nothing in the bareos log file after the sucessful bconsole restore.
PS info--
TLS is turned off as I could not get it to work and I only work over
my local lan. I have done restores before before the latest upgrade to
19.2.5 - dont think this makes any difference but thought I would
mention it.
also I use postgres database - again dont know that makes a difference
but just info.
and thanks for helping me.
On 2/12/20 4:06 AM, Andreas Rogge wrote:
Hi,
what you did in bconsole was not a restore.
Select option 5 "Select the most recent backup for a client", then
select your client.
You will get a restore tree that you can navigate. There you mark your
file and say "done".
This will then ask you how you want your restore run.
Best Regards,
Andreas
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