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Messed up Databases when trying to restore (RALUS, BE 12.5)
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Hello!

I have a weird problem. I tried to google but didn't find even one result for my problem.

I am trying to backup a debian squeeze system using RALUS with Backup Exec 12.5 (SP4, latest updates)

I can successfully create a selection list for the data to backup. At this point evrything is shown right.
Then I start the backup... After five minutes it succeeded.

Now I try to restore a file and get the following problem:

assume I am backing up this list:

/home/test
/var/www
/var/another
/root

Then my restorable File-List is as follows:

/
|-hmee
|-home
|-root
|-rott
|-usr
|-var

this goes down recursive. Each level in the hieraarchy shows this problem. And the bad part: in the deeper levels some parts of the contents are split over all versions of the dir name.

Example:
Original structure:
/var/www/test_a1/ contains:
folder alpha
folder beta
file jan
file barbara

/var/www/test_a2/ contains
folder gamma
file anton
file bertha

My restoreable files list will be like this:
/var/www/test_a1/alpha/...
/var/www/test_a1/jan
/var/www/test_a1/barbara
/var/www/teet_a1/beta/...
/var/www/test_a2/anton
/var/www/tsst_a2/gamma/...
/var/www/tsst_a2/bertha

Do you have any idea to solve this issue?

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By the way:

I know about the bash-Bug and I installed the experimental bash for fixing it which worked but BE still has the problem.


...# export PS1="\W \w "
boot /boot cd /boot
boot /boot cd /root

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Fri Sep 23 11:53:26 2011 : VX_SetupWorkPath: path with cur dir is /hmee
Fri Sep 23 11:53:26 2011 : vx_stat_by_name: Getting stat of /hmee
Fri Sep 23 11:53:26 2011 : vx_stat: objname is /hmee returned 2059
Fri Sep 23 11:53:26 2011 : Unix_SetInfo: dir (hmee), native (NULL)-(0) setting uid=0 gid=0 type=2 mode=16877
Fri Sep 23 11:53:26 2011 : utime for /hmee returned -1 errno=2

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