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Restore #197
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what was the content of the original |
Hi Gratien I did not expect a reply from you. I watched your presentation on you tube at the Linux Tag 2012 when you presented Linux Disaster Recovery Best Practices: Relax and Recover. Your presentation was the reason I decided to use REAR. The original configuration is below (ignore the full stops). I moved the files to a USB to transfer to our VM Server. I don't know about P2V recover. It would be great to know what it is and if it might be able to help in our situation.
Thank you |
If the target system is not too much different then the original one you might be lucky when you mount the USB device as /media before you start the recover (make sure the path is the same, or adapt it in the local.conf file). |
@richard88 How did it go? Still need help or is it ok to close this issue? |
Hi Gratien It can be closed. Thank you for your help. In the end we moved to VMWare for our DR requirements. |
Hi
Would someone please help me with restoring a backup. I am in a bit of a pickle and any help would be greatly appreciated.
I created the backup unsung rear -v mkbackup to a and edited the .conf as below to an internal hard drive. We now require to restore the backup. I have copied all the files to a USB and would like to restore it to a Virtual Machine while we rebuild the real server.
BACKUP=NETFS
BACKUP_URL=file:///directory/
How to I tell REAR on the new server (VM) to look at the files on the USB drive and restore them?
Thank You
Richard
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