I foolishly installed KDE on Debian, which ... for some reason ...
decided to uninstall mysql-server, and in the course of doing so,
corrupted some tables (ibdata1, for example). Since these files are
corrupt, innodb won't start. I now have checksum failures, and mysql
won't start unless I delete these files.

This machine is the bacula director and storage daemon. My /etc/bacula/
conf files are all fine. it's the databases I need to recover.

Long story short, is it possible to use bscan to pull the most recent
copy of /var/lib/mysql/*?

If so, then I can grab the most recent set of databases, and use those
to restore some other things that the installation of KDE broke. But,
this database is by far the most important.

-- 
Michael Munger, dCAP, MCPS, MCNPS, MBSS
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