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01-19-2010 01:47 AM
01-19-2010 01:47 AM
Restore a folder from Ignite tape recovery
I have a Integrity server (rx2620), and I backed up the OS (HP-UX) to tape by using make_tape-recovery commands (include a folder which contains the software)
/smssw
When I was backing up with make_tape_recovery (include OS and the above software folder), I stopped the application.
The application owner yesterday did remove many files in that folder.
Please help me to restore entire that folder (/smssw) from ignite tape (make_tape_recovery)
The following is steps I did:
# cd /smssw; rm -rf *
# mt -f /dev/rmt/1mn rew
# mt -f /dev/rmt/1mn fsf 22
# tar -xvf /dev/rmt/1mn smssw
But the folder is still empty. Please help me!
Thanks and Regards!
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01-19-2010 01:54 AM
01-19-2010 01:54 AM
Re: Restore a folder from Ignite tape recovery
i think you need to use
# mt -f /dev/rmt/1mn fsf 1
This skips over the boot LIF on the tape
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01-19-2010 01:55 AM
01-19-2010 01:55 AM
Re: Restore a folder from Ignite tape recovery
you oculd also use -t switch in tar command to see if there are some files on the tape :
tar -tvf /dev/rmt/1mn |grep smssw
mikap
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01-19-2010 01:58 AM
01-19-2010 01:58 AM
Re: Restore a folder from Ignite tape recovery
why are you doing mt -f /dev/rmt/1mn fsf 22
because it is an itanium and the os is hpux 11v2/3 there are this difference
mikap
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01-19-2010 02:38 AM
01-19-2010 02:38 AM
Re: Restore a folder from Ignite tape recovery
This was on the root filesystem?
># cd /smssw; rm -rf *
You probably don't want to remove until you know you can restore.
What does "bdf /smssw" show?
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01-20-2010 05:35 AM
01-20-2010 05:35 AM
Re: Restore a folder from Ignite tape recovery
It's always a good (and recommended) practice to back up the OS with ignite and keep a separate backup system for backing up the application files. Since the trouble already came, i hope you can restore the needed files from ignite, but keep in mind the above suggestion. make_*_recovery should only be used for the base OS and the backup should be used in case the server won't boot.
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