Hi all,

I'm currently evaluating bacula and must say that I basically like it 
very much. There is however one thing that I can't seem to find, and I'm 
pretty sure this exists as it seems - at least to me - quite basic.

Let's suppose I corrupted a file and now want to restore it from backup. 
I don't know exactly when the file was corrupted. Obviously my first 
question would be "what backups do we have for this file". something like a

bconsole list backups for /etc/hosts

and then a

bconsole restore /etc/hosts state="2009-10-10 15:23:00"


here's some infos on my testing environment:

Bacula 3.0.3

Director currently on linux, will be on Solaris later.

Clients are Linux, Solaris, Windows


Oh , and just beside... if the answer is already somewhere in the 
manual, a reference to there would be all I need.... I just couldn't 
find it.

Thanks for your help

Frank


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