On Monday 11 December 2006 16:52, Andrew Fabian wrote:
> This sounds right to me: the option to specify an alternative restore-to
> client exists in the menus, but is simply absent from the command line
> interface. It's also really weird that changing "Client" in the modify
> job menu does something different than specifying client= on the command
> line.
>
> To recap, I'm trying to restore a job to a client other than where it
> came from, and do this via a script that is fed into bconsole. In the
> mean time, my stopgap solution is to make the script something more like
> this, where "1" is the restore-to server ("Y")'s position in bacula's
> client list:
>
> [script]
> restore jobid=X client=X file=<filelist where=/tmp/test
> mod
> 5
> 1
> yes
> [end script]
>
> bconsole <script
>
> That seems to work, but seems really kludgy.
Agreed.
Why don't you submit a Feature Request. For a command line option. I'll
personally guarantee that it will get implemented.
>
> Thanks again! I'm still very impressed with Bacula.
>
> Andy
>
> Kern Sibbald wrote:
> > The current behavior is really a sort of mini-kludge because it is not
very
> > evident to the user what is going on. Probably what we need is a
different
> > keyword for the input and output client. Also the code has evolved quite
a
> > lot over the past years, so all parts of it may not be totally consistent.
> > Most of this code will be rewritten or reorganized during the GUI project
> > after the release of 1.40.0
> >
> >
>
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