Hi,

above all I would like to apologize on the point that has been marked as a 
incorrect way to post... I totally agree with Holger (I was scared to have lost 
all my data... so I looking for an emergency help, sorry).

After reading Holger last post's:


Holger Parplies wrote:
> Hi,
> ...
> 
> In any case, the info page for 'ls' ("info coreutils 'ls invocation'") states
> that the "." next to the file modes ("drwxr-x---." <- there) indicates an
> "alternate access method". It also says that an extended ACL is specified by a
> "+". It doesn't detail what a "." means. Has anyone come across that before?
> I can only guess that that *might* possibly be causing access failures to your
> backups file. Can you tell us anything relevant about your system? Selinux?


I realized that I was on a Red Hat system (Fedora 11) with Selinux enabled... 
as the $Topdir and all it's content was on a different system the Selinux 
context was incorrect, to fix it is necessary to issue the following command:

# restorecon -R -v ''$Topdir"

that solved the "Error: Backup number for host .... does not exist"

Thanks Holger...

Regards,
Andrea V.

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