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Re: [Networker] How to find a file that spans two tapes?
2008-07-14 15:51:06
Bruce Breidall wrote:
Look at the mminfo help or man pages.
The fl (flags) field has an indicator of h (head), m (middle), and t
(tail), for a given saveset id.
I wasn't clear. I meant how to determine which files or directories
within the save set itself? I have a pool that has only one save set on
it so far, so it's just the one ssid. That save set is split across 5
tapes. The save set consists of hundreds of files or subdirectories.
I've tested some recovers of various directories - all OK, but I'd like
to perform a test recover on one of those that actually spanned, but
figuring out which ones that would include doesn't seem trivial.
George
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Subject: [Networker] How to find a file that spans two tapes?
Is it possible to see which files in a browseable index span two or more
tapes?
For example, if I run a full backup of /disk2 to a pool with indexing
enabled, and it takes, say, four tapes, then can I see which files
spanned two tapes? I'm trying to run a recover test for a file that
spans two of these tapes, but how can I find it?
I know I can run 'nsrinfo -t nsavetime client', but this doesn't tell me
which tapes the given files are on. Also, I can run 'nwrecover' and run
'vers' against the files to determine which tapes they're on, but it's
trial and error for each. Too many to run against.
George
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