Hello Chris

Why don't you just restore everything with the no overwrite flag on.   That way
only the files that no longer exist on your disk gets brought back.   This is
where true image really helps cause some of those files are no longer on your
disk for a reason i.e.: to make space for the files that you do want.   You may
want to approach this in stages, restore a third of your user's directories,
then ask that third to clean up their files so that you can do the next third
etc.   The trick is to not restore the virus.

Regards,
John I Wang
Sr. Systems Engineer
Steverson Information Professionals

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Hey guys,
    Got a little situation this morning.  A VP brought the latest and
greatest virus into the company and we have just finished purging our
servers.  Now we have several thousand files to restore.  Is there a
way to script this restore so it just parses a file with the server
and file names that need restored and then performs the restore?

Any help would be appreciated!

Chris

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