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Hi
Heinz-Josef, I'd like to hear your opinion on this. As you can
see in the followup on http://bugs.debian.org/326806 the
submitter has that problem with 1.19-1 too.
Nikolaus could you please provide us with some details on how
you run the backups (your config file and script if you made
your own). I'm a bit confused why you have absolute paths in
your md5sum file wherease I with a very similar setup (I
suppose) have relative paths.
ciao, 2ri
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Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 22:36:20 +0200
To: Debian Bug Tracking System <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
=46rom: Nikolaus Rath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Bug#326806: storebackup: Restoring subtrees is broken
Package: storebackup
Version: 1.18.4-2
Severity: important
Tags: patch
If there's a backup directory:
/mnt/backup/$TIMESTAMP/home/foo/*
/mnt/backup/$TIMESTAMP/other/*
/mnt/backup/$TIMESTAMP/files/*
and I want to restore only /home/foo, I tried to run
# storeBackupRecover -r /mnt/backup/$TIMESTAMP/home/foo -t .
unfortunately, this command restores nothing.
This is because in line 245 of storeBackupRecover the path has been
broken into backup directory (/mnt/backup/$TIMESTAMP) and restoreTree
(home/foo). Note that the later is relative.
Unfortunately, this relative path is then compared with the absolute
path in the MD5 backup info file (line 316) which of course never
matches.
So please either change line 316 from
if ($restoreTree eq '' or "$restoreTree/" eq substr($f, 1, $lrestoreTree + =
1)
to
if ($restoreTree eq '' or "$restoreTree/" eq substr($f, 0, $lrestoreTree + =
1)
(making both paths relative) or provide some other means to specify the
restore path when there are absolute paths in the MD5 file.
Best regards,
Nikolaus Rath
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