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Post Using bconsole to restore UTF8… encoded filenames with speci 
Hello,

I have got a recurrent problem,
I run bacula 5.0
I run backups on an apple file server. People uses a lot file names
with UTF8 or Mac OSX char encoding.
When I want to restore, I 'd like to have some options that are in
bconsole but not in Bat.
My problem is when I want to restore one file. I cant select this
file/directory in bconsole ! Because "ls" command in bconsole returns
good file names but when you try to select the files with the same
names it's not working

Many times I restored a whole part of the tree but it's often impossible .
Also it's annoying me in order to make a simple procedure for my
colleagues who aren't "very good" with bacula but who will have to
follow my documentation when they want to do a restore or in a
disaster recovery case. Moreover I wont always be there in . (use
bconsole, bat,… it's always a great question… if one fail, use the
other one, reselect the file…)

So have you an idea ?


Thanks in advance

Hugo

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Post Using bconsole to restore UTF8… encoded filenames with speci 
Hugo Letemplier wrote:

My problem is when I want to restore one file. I cant select this
file/directory in bconsole ! Because "ls" command in bconsole returns
good file names but when you try to select the files with the same
names it's not working

enclose the filenames in "" or use \ to escape "strange" characters.

This is documented somewhere.




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Post Using bconsole to restore UTF8… encoded filenames with speci 
2011/12/22 Alan Brown <ajb2 < at > mssl.ucl.ac.uk>:
Hugo Letemplier wrote:

My problem is when I want to restore one file. I cant select this
file/directory in bconsole ! Because "ls" command in bconsole returns
good file names but when you try to select the files with the same
names it's not working


enclose the filenames in "" or use \ to escape "strange" characters.

This is documented somewhere.




I am using ssh to run a local bconsole on my bacula server

As an example:
"Coût SAV" is the directory that I want to cd.

cd "Coût SAV" doesn't work just like
cd "Co\ût SAV"

What would you do for such a name ?

Hugo

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