restore by bprestore command fails with status 2826
Hey
I'm trying to restore a file from a Linux media server (local backup) to an HP-UX client to an alternate path
When restoring from the GUI, everything is fine
But when I try restoring by command it fails on status 2826 - unknown restore problem
the command:
bprestore -drs -t 0 -L /tmp/backup_seq_minhelet.log -R /tmp/backup_seq_minhelet.change -C drlinbck1 -D cellbck -s 08/28/2011 -w /PDSK4/ora_archive/archive/BACKUP_SEQUENCE_FILE.dat
/tmp/backup_seq_minhelet.change contains the line - change /PDSK4/ora_archive/archive to /tmp
the log reads
10:52:26 (9406081.001) Unknown file type ''' for .SeCuRiTy.4, extracted as normal file
10:52:26 (9406081.001) /PDSK4/ora_archive/archive/BACKUP_SEQUENCE_FILE.dat
10:52:26 (9406081.001) Changed /PDSK4/ora_archive/archive/BACKUP_SEQUENCE_FILE.dat to /tmp/BACKUP_SEQUENCE_FILE.dat
10:52:26 (9406081.001) INF - TAR EXITING WITH STATUS = 0
10:52:26 (9406081.001) INF - TAR RESTORED 1 OF 2 FILES SUCCESSFULLY
10:52:26 (9406081.001) INF - TAR KEPT 0 EXISTING FILES
10:52:26 (9406081.001) INF - TAR PARTIALLY RESTORED 0 FILES
Has anyone seen this before?
Thanks
I believe that the .SeCuRiTy.4 file represents ACLs for the file in question and bpbkar is attempting to apply those ACLs on your HP-UX client, which is causing some trouble. (Is this a restore to the same client, or an alternate client - and if an alternate client, are they different Operating Systems or perhaps extended ACLs are in use on one and not the other?)
Although...if it works from the GUI and not from the command line, there may be a bug somewhere. Have you opened a case with us? If not, can you?
(How much is it bugging YOU is probably the more salient question...assuming the restore file looks OK on your client - and I'm assuming it does? - you could probably get away with ignoring that error. Just be sure to double check that the permissions on the restore file are acceptable to your legal team!)
