Hi,
i think i was to impatient... i tried to recover with bconsole and 
"status storage" shows that bacula access the tape. After 1,5 hour the 
recover job are done sucessfully!
After that, i try the same with bat - and the job succeeds also. I look 
at the networktraffic from the client - the data was copied in the last 
twenty minutes of the restorejob. Over one hour seeking is a long 
time... but it works!!

Udo

Arno Lehmann schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> 30.06.2008 19:02, Udo Lembke wrote:
>   
>> Hello List,
>> i use Bacula for a while, but now i have a problem to recover an 
>> imap-archive from one user (just over 23000 Files, 14GB).
>> If i start the recover (the backup-job is migrated to tapes) bat show 
>> the job is running, but nothing happens. After an hour i cancel the job.
>> Perhaps someone have a hint for me?
>> I have got the data alredy back with bextract, but it should work with 
>> bat also, i think.
>>     
>
> Perhaps... have you tried the restore using bconsole?
>
> After all, bat is still not officially ready for production use (so 
> let's hope one of the Bat developers picks this up...) but if the same 
> happens with bconsole I think it qualifies as a bug.
>
> Actually, I believe the debug output you sent looks rather normal.
>
> Do you have a chance to retry this restore using bconsole with an 
> unstripped DIR and SD and attach gdb or strace to it, so the devlopers 
> can get a "live view" of what those processes are doing?
>
> Arno
>
>
>   
>
>   

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