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[Networker] Help with command line recover

2004-12-13 12:56:32
Subject: [Networker] Help with command line recover
From: "Turner, Peter" <Peter.Turner AT FORTHC DOT COM>
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 11:47:24 -0600
Network 7.1; Windows 2000

Trying to do what I know how to do in User gui but can't seem to get
right on command line.  I have to do several restores in a tight time
frame and don't want to screw up by missing some option in the gui when
I am doing it.

Essentially want to recover SeverA\E$\Folder1 and subdirs to
ServerB\E$\Folder1

What I think the command line should be is:

recover  -iY -R ServerB.domain.org -c ServerA.domain.org -d E:\
E:\Folder1

Yet when I test this, I get a recover> prompt whereupon I assume I
should be typing "recover"  example below:

C:\Program Files\Legato\nsr\bin>recover  -iY -R ServerB.domain.org -c
ServerA.domain.org -d E:\  E:\Folder1
recover: Current working directory is E:\Folder1\
recover> recover
Initiating remote recover to ServerB.domain.org from server
NetworkerServer.domain.org, this may take a while...
recover: Nothing to recover
recover>

Of course there is nothing to recover, it is looking on Network server
rather than the client that actually had the files.

Can anyone provide me with the right syntax?  I gotta be close but for
some reason it is ignoring the client I want to recover from and
substituting the Networker sever ??  Any way to do a directed recover
straight from the command line? -a says invalid 

Any help appreciated.

Peter Turner
Fort HealthCare

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