I'm currently migrating a production environment from Mandriva 2010.1 to Debian 7.0 Wheezy. The old environment used the
drakbackup
tool provided with Mandriva for hourly backups. I'm planning on using bacula
as a more permanent and distro-agnostic solution for the Debian environment. The problem is, I need to provide continuity in terms of being able to restore the previous Mandriva backups. Usually, I could restore them easily from within mcc
(Mandriva Control Center); however, I'm not sure how to accomplish this manually.
**What I know so far**
- Mandriva keeps lists of every archive's contents in gzipped
text files.
- Mandriva has gzip
archives for base and incremental backups named after their creation time.
- I can thus easily locate a certain file from the list files and extract the version I need from the base and incremental archives
**What I need to know**
- How do I merge the base and incremental backups to form the "complete" file?
Asked by Joseph R.
(40388 rep)
Jun 13, 2013, 06:41 PM
Last activity: Jun 16, 2013, 11:54 AM
Last activity: Jun 16, 2013, 11:54 AM