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vsespb / mt-aws-glacier

Perl Multithreaded Multipart sync to Amazon Glacier
http://mt-aws.com/
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issue while using restore complete #99

Closed mark23450 closed 9 years ago

mark23450 commented 10 years ago

Hi,

I am not able to download files from glacier while using following command.

./mtglacier restore-completed --config glacier.cfg --dry-run --dir /home/mark/ --filter '+markdata1.gz -' --vault mark --journal journal.log

It is showing "Will DOWNLOAD (if available)" OK done

It is almost more than 8 hours when i requested restore command.

Please check this.

Thanks.

vsespb commented 10 years ago

You use --dry-run - that will only should what you going to do. Remove --dry-run

mark23450 commented 10 years ago

After removing --dry-run it is also not downloading. It is showing-

PID 17705 Started worker PID 17706 Started worker PID 17707 Started worker PID 17708 Started worker PID 17706 Retrieved Job List OK DONE

but when i am not mentioning --filter option for particular file it is downloading a file . But i only want to download a particular file. So i have to use this option. Please tell me what to do.

Thanks.

vsespb commented 10 years ago

Maybe you restore'd wrong file

mark23450 commented 10 years ago

i am using this command

./mtglacier restore --config glacier.cfg --dry-run --dir /home/mark/ --filter '+markdata1.gz -' --vault mark --journal journal.log --max-number-of-files 1

and restoring the right file available in journal.log

vsespb commented 10 years ago

Maybe you did not run it without dry-run too?

mark23450 commented 10 years ago

should i need to run restore command without --dry-run.

vsespb commented 10 years ago

https://github.com/vsespb/mt-aws-glacier#additional-command-line-options

dry-run (with sync, purge-vault, restore, restore-completed and even check-local-hash commands) - do 
not perform actual work, print what will happen instead.
mark23450 commented 10 years ago

yes. that is i am saying. it should not affect on command. Then why file is not downloading.

vsespb commented 10 years ago

no, it's saying that "do not perform actual work" "print what will happen instead".

i.e command ran with --dry-run will not do anything, except printing to the screen.

it's pretty common name for such option http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dry_run_%28testing%29 http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dry_run

mark23450 commented 10 years ago

Ohhh. Okay. Let me check without --dry-run