Linux command
amrecover 命令
文本
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常用示例
Start recovery session
amrecover [config_name]
Connect to a specific index server
amrecover -s [index_server] [config_name]
Specify tape server and device
amrecover -t [tape_server] -d [/dev/nst0] [config_name]
Recover files for a different host
amrecover -h [hostname] [config_name]
说明
amrecover is an interactive tool for browsing Amanda backup indexes and restoring files. It provides an FTP-like interface for navigating through backup snapshots, selecting files for recovery, and extracting them from tape or other backup media. The tool connects to the Amanda index server to browse the backup catalog and determine which tapes contain the desired files. Users build a restore list by navigating directories and adding files, then initiate extraction which contacts the tape server to retrieve the data. For in-place restores, run amrecover from the root of the backed-up filesystem or use lcd to change to that directory before extraction. Otherwise, a directory tree replicating the backup structure will be created in the current directory. The GNU readline library provides command history and editing when available.
参数
- -C _config_
- Amanda configuration name to use
- -s _index-server_
- Host running the index daemon
- -t _tape-server_
- Host running the tape server daemon
- -d _tape-device_
- Tape device to use on the tape server
- -h _hostname_
- Hostname to restore; defaults to current system hostname
FAQ
What is the amrecover command used for?
amrecover is an interactive tool for browsing Amanda backup indexes and restoring files. It provides an FTP-like interface for navigating through backup snapshots, selecting files for recovery, and extracting them from tape or other backup media. The tool connects to the Amanda index server to browse the backup catalog and determine which tapes contain the desired files. Users build a restore list by navigating directories and adding files, then initiate extraction which contacts the tape server to retrieve the data. For in-place restores, run amrecover from the root of the backed-up filesystem or use lcd to change to that directory before extraction. Otherwise, a directory tree replicating the backup structure will be created in the current directory. The GNU readline library provides command history and editing when available.
How do I run a basic amrecover example?
Run `amrecover [config_name]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -C _config_ do in amrecover?
Amanda configuration name to use