Le 22/05/2012 19:33, Martin Simmons a écrit :
>>>>>> On Mon, 21 May 2012 15:24:14 -0300, Luis Marcelo Achite said:
>> Hi,
>> I´m facing a bad situation related with a server crashed. After a power
>> outage, my server did not return back and I need to receover a partition
>> from a backup. Bacula server is installed on this server, so I dont have
>> access to the console to restore the backup. So, my question is: How can
>> I recover a backup in a computer that is not working anymore? I suppose
>> I need to install again the OS on that server, then install Backup from
>> scratch and restore the catalogue. As soon as I have the catalogue
>> recovered it will be possible to restore files. Am I correct with this
>> thinking? Some of you have a better suggestion for this problem?
> Yes, that's correct. You could make the "from scratch" part easier by keeping
> a safe copy of Bacula's config files so you don't have to remember how they
> were edited from the defaults. You could also keep a copy of the bsr file
> created by the catalog backup to make it easier to restore that.
>
> __Martin
>
Hello,
You should first try to boot on a rescue system (live CD or something
like that) to see wether filesystems can be mounted.
If they can be mounted, you have a chance to recover configuration files
and so be able to restore your bacula quickly.
Anyway, I copy /var/lib/bacula and /etc/bacula to another machine to
prevent this kind of issues.
HTH.
Jérôme Blion.
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