, September 06, 2002 1:15 AM
Subject: RE: Any amanda gui tools?
can you do something like this with amrecover? I usually use that when I
need to pull a file off a tape, but I don't know if it'll easily drop out
a
list of files for you to compare / diff / etc
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Hmmm,
i don't know of a tool doing this with amanda-tapes,
but if you used tar to do the backups you could use amrestore
to get back the image of the partition /dir inquestion and then give
tar the -k option. It tells tar to keep existing files and only to
restore files from the archiv which are
Or also the -t flag to get a list in tape and find to get a list in
disk.
# amrestore /dev/tape host /disk
# tar -tvf host_disk.0 /tmp/list_of_files_in_tape
# find /disk -exec ls -l {} \; -print /tmp/list_of_files_in_disk
# diff /tmp/list_of_files*
Jordi
On Thu, 05 Sep 2002 14:25:24 0200
Hi,
jordivi wrote:
Or also the -t flag to get a list in tape and find to get a list in
disk.
you don't even need tar for this. If you have indexing turned on,
you have already a complete list of all files on all your tapes
in your index directorys.
# amrestore /dev/tape host /disk
#
Hi Christoph,
I dont think so, but maybe. Its a just matter to do the test :)
and add the apropiate flags (find . -xdev -type f ...).
And hand editing has not to be a pain (using vi and :%s/oldregexp/new/g
commands)
It was just a quick approach. I didnt test.
Jordi
On Thu, 05 Sep 2002
can you do something like this with amrecover? I usually use that when I
need to pull a file off a tape, but I don't know if it'll easily drop out a
list of files for you to compare / diff / etc
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