Here's the situation:
NetBackup 3.4 running on Solaris 8 Sun Sparc hardware.
We've got a WAN. server1 is the master, server1 and server2 are both
media servers, and client1 uses server2's robot for backups.
I have a user archive specified for client1 so that a group of our audio
guys can save their work whenever they finish it. They all need access to
restore these files -- anyone can be called upon to re-edit an audio file,
even if someone else originally edited it.
So, they're archiving files from home dirs:
/home/user1/OUT/*
/home/user2/OUT/*
etc.
I tested this by creating a bunch of files in my homedir/OUT and running
archive. No problems. I can run bplist as myself and see the files that
I backed up.
Now, I'm trying to get one of the other users to restore. However, when I
try bplist, I get "No entity was found". When I try bprestore, I likewise
get "No entity was found". The command I'm using is:
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bplist -A -R -PI xaa
xaa is one of the files I backed up. I have tried other commands that
work for my username, but they do not work for his (like -R OUT/*).
Obviously, I can't bprestore if I can't even see the files in bplist.
I have tried running bp as that user, and I can see the image under "list
images", but I can't get a filelist from it.
Is there something having to do with user permissions (since my username
backed it up, and it was a user archive, the other users can't see it)?
If so, is there a way around this, because they work as a group and need
access to all of the files that each of them individually archives.
Thanks much,
-Adam
Adam Levin, Senior Unix Systems Administrator | http://www.audible.com/
Audible, Inc.
Wayne, NJ, 07470 Think of the grown-ups! Won't *someone*
973-837-2797 please think of the grown-ups?
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