Yes, the file does have spaces, the name of the file is "Who Has Access
to CoC_Shr.txt".  What I had done originally was to rename the original
to "Who Has Access to CoC_Shr-Backup.txt" which cause the backup to not
restore anything.  When I changed the file to "Backup-Who Has Access to
CoC_Shr.txt" the file restored just fine . . .

I am running NBU 5.0mp5.

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Scott Chapman
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia - Victoria
ph: 250.414.7650  cell: 250.213.9295


-----Original Message-----
From: K Chapman [mailto:tech2187 AT yahoo DOT com] 
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 9:32 AM
To: Chapman, Scott; veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] NDMP Restore




--- "Chapman, Scott" <Scott.Chapman AT icbc DOT com> wrote:

> I am having a problem restoring files where the
> first 8 characters of
> the file name match a file that already exists.  The
> problem is similar
> to 
> (http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/272314.htm),
> however, some of
> the log entries aren't exactly the same, but the
> result is!
> 
> My concern is that if I restore a directory that
> contains a couple
> versions of the same file (maybe with a v1 or v2 at
> the end of the
> filename) I will only have the first one restored. 
> Has anyone seen
> this?  I just had our local EMC CE upgrade the NAS
> appliance to 5.4.18
> so that is just about as current as possible.
> 
> EMC NS702G NAS appliance running 5.4.18
> 
> Any ideas?  Thanks!

running netbackup 5.1mp3.
we also have a ns702g (5.3.10-4).  i just created few
files with the first 8+ chars the same and was able to
restore fine.  do the files you are trying to restore
have spaces in them?  the example file that is in the
support doc does and i havent tried spaces in the
filename to see if it makes a difference.

aaarrrggghhh!!!!
FreeBSD rocks

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