[Bacula-users] Restoring Users directory in Windows 2008

I was able to schedule a job to backup the State information (with a 
bunch of OS files, 6.7GB on a new system) and I upgraded bacula to 
V3.0.2 so that I could perform a VSS backup. I eventually got this 
working and I have what appears to be a successful backup.

When I try to restore, I get lots of errors like:

06-Oct 15:23 dhcp010000080047-fd JobId 19705: Error: 
/home/kern/bacula/k/src/filed/restore.c:1000 Write error on 
c:/Users/smooney/Recent/: The directory is not empty.

06-Oct 15:23 dhcp010000080047-fd JobId 19705: Error: 
/home/kern/bacula/k/src/filed/restore.c:1000 Write error on 
c:/Users/smooney/SendTo/: The directory is not empty.

06-Oct 15:23 dhcp010000080047-fd JobId 19705: Error: 
/home/kern/bacula/k/src/filed/restore.c:1000 Write error on 
c:/Users/smooney/Start Menu/: The directory is not empty.

This is especially interesting since I am doing the restore on a fresh 
OS install, so the user smooney does not exist before doing the restore.

Thinking this was just a problem with Windows "junctions" -- the 
short-cuts that look like folders, I went ahead & did a Windows restore 
of the State.

After rebooting, the applications (specifically MSSQL) seem to be 
working (an improvement over the restoring the backup made without VSS), 
but user settings are messed up. The short-cuts on the start-bar (Server 
Manager, IE, etc.) exist with labels when I hover over them, but the 
icons are the generic blank-paper, and they don't do anything. None of 
the items in the Start menu work either (Properties shows no Target for 
the links).

It could also be a bad backup. bacula-fd is running as the local System 
account, but the backup has errors like:

06-Oct 02:23 weston-fd JobId 19696:      Cannot open 
"c:/ProgramData/Application Data/Microsoft/RAC/StateData/RACREPCATALOG": 
ERR=A required privilege is not held by the client.

06-Oct 02:24 weston-fd JobId 19696:      Could not open directory 
"c:/Users/Default User/Start Menu": ERR=Access is denied.

Adding System to the Backup Operators group did not seem to make any 
difference. It seems to get these errors every time, not intermittently 
like the posts in 2008 complained about.

Am I doing something wrong? I'm having trouble finding any clues in the 
documentation or on the internet. The only work-around I can think of is 
to use wbadmin to dump the entire C drive and not bother backing up the 
C drive with bacula; I'm setting up a test now to see if even that will 
help.

Running Bacula v3.0.2
Director & Storage Daemon running on RedHat 5 server.
File Daemon running on Windows 2008 Server Standard running in a VMWare 
virtual machine (Running on a RedHat 5 host).

-Gary

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