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frecover command need help urgent please
Post 302114043 by Perderabo on Thursday 12th of April 2007 06:32:31 AM
04-12-2007
You ask about 3 filesystems but only mention 2 leaving me confused... 
fbackup/frestore basicly ignores filesystem boundaries. So /data1 and /data2 are just two directories. You can use multiple -i options to restore multiple files or directories. So
-i /data1 -i /data2
will work fine. However, you cannot have one going into the real /data1 while /data2 is restored relative to the current path. It is all or none. The -X will effect everything. You might be able to do something like this:
umount /data1
rmdir /data1
ln -s /big_fs/testdata1 /data1
frecover -x -i /data1 -i /data2
rm /data1
mkdir /data1
mount /data1
fbackup/frestore basicly ignores filesystem boundaries. So /data1 and /data2 are just two directories. You can use multiple -i options to restore multiple files or directories. So
-i /data1 -i /data2
will work fine. However, you cannot have one going into the real /data1 while /data2 is restored relative to the current path. It is all or none. The -X will effect everything. You might be able to do something like this:
umount /data1
rmdir /data1
ln -s /big_fs/testdata1 /data1
frecover -x -i /data1 -i /data2
rm /data1
mkdir /data1
mount /data1
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