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10-23-2003 04:17 AM
10-23-2003 04:17 AM
What option do I use with frecover so this last modified is indeed modified when I restore the files?
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10-23-2003 05:09 AM
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Re: frecover and last modified
In order to restore the files using frecover in the directory /home/deptA from a tape of format DDS (DAT):
frecover -x -i /home/deptA
If the files are at the moment in a directory on the disc that is more recent of the correspondents files on the tape, frecover NOT overwrite the more recent version on disc since is not specified the option -o.
In order to restore the files using frecover from all the directory under /home/text from a tape formed DDS (DAT) to the directory /tmp on the system:
cd/tmp frecover -x -oF -i /home/text
The option -F eliminates the main names of distance from all the files on the tape that answer to the inclusion criteria.
If there are files in directory /tmp the whose names correspond to those coming from from the tape, specifying the option -o overwrite the version on disc, even if the copy on disc is more recent.
Directory /tmp the now contains all the files of which the backup had been carried out from /home/text without the directory main.
HTH
Bruno
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10-23-2003 05:52 AM
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10-23-2003 06:44 AM
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Re: frecover and last modified
There may be a way to tell frecover to do this, I am not sure. Have a look at the frecover command line options in the frecover man page.
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10-23-2003 07:15 AM
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Re: frecover and last modified
When the files are recovered they are recovered with the date/time stamp of when they were backed up, which you know.
As long as you have a backup copy, you should be fairly safe until your regular weekly.
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