Difference between revisions of "Amanda restore"

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* On quark, su over to root.
 
* On quark, su over to root.
 
* cd into the root of the filesystem you want to restore (e.g. /clients if the file is on /clients).
 
* cd into the root of the filesystem you want to restore (e.g. /clients if the file is on /clients).
* Run the command ''amrecover -C CSDaily -s backup -t backup''. The amrecover command has a syntax similar to the standard UNIX restore command.
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* Run the command <tt>amrecover -C CSDaily -s backup -t backup</tt>. The amrecover command has a syntax similar to the standard UNIX restore command.
* Find the file(s) or directories you want to recover and add them with the ''add'' command.
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* Find the file(s) or directories you want to recover and add them with the <tt>add</tt> command.
* When you're done, type in the command ''extract''. You will be prompted to [[Changing_a magazine_|load a magazine]] and tape. To load a tape once the proper magazine is inserted, use the ''/usr/local/libexec/amanda/chg-chio --slot n'' command on [[backup]], where ''n'' is the number of the tape.
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* When you're done, type in the command <tt>extract</tt>. You will be prompted to [[Changing_a magazine_|load a magazine]] and tape. To load a tape once the proper magazine is inserted, use the <tt>amtape CSDaily slot n</tt> command on [[Servers:Backup|backup]], where ''n'' is the number of the tape.
 
* Hit '''y''' once the tape and magazine are loaded.
 
* Hit '''y''' once the tape and magazine are loaded.

Latest revision as of 13:30, 5 February 2005

This is the procedure for restoring files from amanda to quark.

  • On quark, su over to root.
  • cd into the root of the filesystem you want to restore (e.g. /clients if the file is on /clients).
  • Run the command amrecover -C CSDaily -s backup -t backup. The amrecover command has a syntax similar to the standard UNIX restore command.
  • Find the file(s) or directories you want to recover and add them with the add command.
  • When you're done, type in the command extract. You will be prompted to load a magazine and tape. To load a tape once the proper magazine is inserted, use the amtape CSDaily slot n command on backup, where n is the number of the tape.
  • Hit y once the tape and magazine are loaded.