Ran into this one long ago... make sure the clients are at the current
     level of code (God I sound like IBM)  and...
     Use the command line and just issue the restore such as:
     restore -subdir=yes /home/*
     for example if you wanted to restore all user's directories, sub
     directories and files...
     If you have used the GUI and the directories now exist, you will need
     to remove them and let the command line restore process recreate them
     to get the proper ownership back.


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Subject: restores on unix systems ( owners of directories and permi
Author:  TRR (TRR AT INEL DOT GOV) at unix,mime
Date:    5/12/98 3:04 PM


We are running and MVS server ( 2.1 level 13) and backing up unix systems.

 When we restore a whole file system or directory with sub-directories
when logged on as root then the owner of all sub-directories is root and
permissions on some are changed.  we have been using the GUI interface and
just putting in the file system or directory and then selecting all to
restore.   Has anyone else seen the problem and if so how do you get the
directories to restore with the right owner.

 Thanks for any help.