I have a problem with a Solaris client : a rogue script changed
permissions and ownership on all files. The client was then backed up
again. I have tried performing a point-in-time restore of all files to
bring back the lost permissions and ownership.
It appears that this is OK for files that
This is known behavior, because with Unix file backups, the TSM
database stores a single instance of the file attributes. If using a
different file system with complex directory information, or ACLs in
regular Unix, attributes would be stored in TSM storage pools and you
would have multiple
