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Paula J Frazer-Campbell
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Frecover - time stamp

Hi
I wish to view the files on an fbackup tape but with their time stamp information :-

I have tried frecover -f /dev/rmt/xxx -xNv but it does not give timestamp info.

Can it be done and if so how?

Paula
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James R. Ferguson
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Re: Frecover - time stamp

Hi Paula:

I don't think there is an option to do/see this. As you probably know, you can (at least) extract the volume header (-V ). That will show the time the fbackup was made. I've found this to be useful.

During an actual recovery, unless you use the "-o" option, you will not actually recover and overwrite a file with an older one. Although this does not address your quest, it is a nice option.

Regards!

...JRF...
John Palmer
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Re: Frecover - time stamp

Hi,

I don't think frecover will give you the info.

Short of writing your own program to analyse the dump file I can only think of actually restoring the file(s) - probably not practicable.

Regards,
John
Paula J Frazer-Campbell
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Re: Frecover - time stamp

Hi

Thanks guys you confirmed what I believed, I will have to go for the recover option to another area.


Paula
If you can spell SysAdmin then you is one - anon
Steffi Jones_1
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Re: Frecover - time stamp

Hi Paula,

you can try to do the following steps for single files:

1) mv the file to a different location
2) frecover -xovf -i /

If you check now the file which is recovered it should have the original date on it.

Have fun,
Steffi Jones
Trevor Dyson
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Re: Frecover - time stamp

Hi,

Do a search in the forum for 'fanalyze'. This tool may list the files with timestamps.

(or may not - I can't remember)

-Trevor
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