[Bacula-users] FW: Help with Restore Function

Hi –

Sent this message earlier this week but am not sure if it actually made it to the list or not.

Also – anyone know of any Bacula users in Colorado?

Thanks -

Steve Walker
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From: Steve Walker
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2015 11:33 AM
To: 'bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net'
Subject: Help with Restore Function

Greetings –

We are running Bacula 5.0.3 on a Linux box that backs up both Linux and Windows machines. I am trying to run a restore and am encountering an issue that I have not seen before.

The volume I am trying to restore from has been pruned so I ran the restore using a REGEX _expression_ to restore one folder to a Windows server. The restore looks like it started (Tuesday 1/13/15 around 11PM MST) and I see it when I run status-dir through bconsole.

The output of bconsole:

JobId Level Name Status

======================================================================

56961 RestoreFiles.2015-01-13_22.58.40_03 is waiting on Storage FullChuck

I’m not sure what has happened here. I do not see that it has tried to create the restore folder yet. The folder I am trying to restore contains 10 files and is not that big. The volume I are trying to restore from resides on a NAS array which I can ping and ssh into. Not seeing anything in the log files either.

Anyone have any thoughts about what is going on?

Thanks -

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