[Bacula-users] running the bconsole query command from command line
2008-09-30 12:30:43
Hello,
I'm using bacula 2.4.2.
I would like to run the 'query' command of bconsole (and more precisely
item 8: List Volumes to Restore All Files) from a shell script.
How could I do ?
I also tried to use the sqlquery command and the SQL instructions
provided with the Bacula software. Somewhere in these SQL instructions,
I replaced %1 with the real client name. Except bconsole commands like
'Add to SQL query: ...' and friends, nothing usefull was displayed, ie
the following array was not displayed :
+------------+
| VolumeName |
+------------+
| full-0001 |
| incr-0004 |
| diff-0006 |
| incr-0005 |
+------------+
Thanks for your help
J-Yves
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