Hi Richard, 

thanks for your reply and your valuable advice.
I testet your shell command several times last night and it worked perfectly 
for me. Files are restored to my mounted eSATA-HD without any problems. 
Existing files get overwritten automatically which is also a nice feature to 
me. Otherwise I would have to delete the whole eSATA-HD first before taking a 
new complete BackupPC-snapshot onto it.

Unfortunately, I now found out about two other problems with BackupPC which 
make it almost unusable to me:
         A restore of files > 2 GB is impossible over SAMBA (no LFS-Support 
with smbclient)

         Backing up my both NAS-devices (1TB each, ARM-CPU, Linux) via Rsyncd 
over network is far too slow to use. (ca. 2,5 MB/s) 
That means a single 10GB-file takes more than 1 hour to get copied to my 
BackupPC-server.


BackupPC is really a nice software but these both issues make it inappropriate 
for my use-cases.

Thanks again. :-)

Greetings,
Torsten

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