> I restored /home/user/bin directory to /home/user/restored directory.
> When I looked at /home/user/restored directory I expected to see just
> bin directory (/home/user/restored/bin/*), this is what Veritas
> Netbackup does, but I see /home/user/restored/home/user/bin/*. The bad
> part is that /home/user/restored/home is owned by root because /home is
> owned by root. Because of that user cannot delete
> /home/user/restored/home directory after the files are moved.
> 
> I think, that if the files are not restored to the original directory
> then bacula should not create parent directories.

see "RegexWhere" (StripPrefix, AddPrefix, etc). 

http://bacula.org/en/rel-manual/Restore_Command.html#filerelocation

think this does what you need.

- Thomas



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