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backup2l - A Low-Maintenance Backup/Restore Tool
https://gkiefer.github.io/backup2l
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Cannot restore from tgz_split #9

Closed MacFizz closed 4 years ago

MacFizz commented 7 years ago

Hello I'm trying to restore files from a pretty big archive file. Unfortunately, even though all the files are present, i get this: Active files in : 7192 found in all.1147: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.1146: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.1145: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.1144: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.1143: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.1142: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.1141: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.114: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.113: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.112: 0 ( 7192 left) found in all.111: 1 ( 7191 left) found in all.11: 0 ( 7191 left) found in all.1: 7191 ( 0 left)

Cannot access archive file(s) of the following backup(s): all.111 all.1

Nothing has been restored.

Am I missing something ?

MacFizz commented 7 years ago

Might be a problem with the tar_gz driver. I managed to recover the datas using cat /archives/all.1.tg_split/* | tar zxpvf - So the files themselves are fine, however, restoring them with backup2l seems to be impossible.

Any clues ?

gkiefer commented 6 years ago

The problem appears to be related to the DRIVER_TAR_GZ_SPLIT driver, which is not part of the software itself, just provided as a template in the sample configuration file.

It would be great if someone out there who uses this or a similar driver could help out here.

bccox commented 5 years ago

I believe that any driver in the configuration file itself needs to be registered in the USER_DRIVER_LIST variable (also in the config file). For example:

USER_DRIVER_LIST="DRIVER_TAR_GZ_SPLIT"

gkiefer commented 4 years ago

I agree with @bccox 's comment.

Closing this issue, which appears to be solved or outdated.