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can not restore lotus notes .nsf file

Charles_C
Level 4

Hi expert,

 Created a policy for the lotus notes backup, everything fine in the backup stage.

however, when i try to restore the nsf file, I saw some error on the activity monitor.

I don't know why cause the problem, anyone has some ideas?

The only problem I think should be the differnt location of the desination.

What I mean is the source(backup) and destination(restore) file are in the different path.

My question is, can I restore the nsf to another place instead of the original place, assume the original file is in the path of lotus\domino\data\xxx.nsf.

Why I ask this is because when I set up the backup source I remember I did input the note.ini path, I am wondering if this setting affect the restore process?

 

If you have a better idea to backup the nsf file and restore to the other location/path, please suggest.

Thanks

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Amit_Karia
Level 6

Provide  the error that  you are getting in activity monitor.

 

Charles_C
Level 4

2/17/2011 2:51:22 PM - begin Restore
2/17/2011 2:51:23 PM - restoring image 192.168.0.53_1297847427
2/17/2011 2:51:24 PM - connecting
2/17/2011 2:51:29 PM - restored image 192.168.0.53_1297847427 - (error occurred during initialization, check configuration file(103)); restore time 00:00:06
2/17/2011 2:51:29 PM - end Restore; elapsed time: 00:00:07
the restore failed to recover the requested files(5)
2/17/2011 2:51:34 PM - Error bpbrm(pid=5560) client restore EXIT STATUS 103: error occurred during initialization, check configuration file  

Amit_Karia
Level 6

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH52920&key=15143&actp=LIST

Workaround:

The failure is caused when the Notes user does not have read/write/execute permissions to the root $HOME directory

# ls -ld $HOME  
drwx------   5 root     root         512 Jul 23 10:45 /root

A valid workaround is to ensure Notes user has sufficient permissions.  Log into the system as root and then do the following:
# chmod 755 $HOME
# ls -ld $HOME
drwxrwxr-x  44 root     root        1536 Jul 23 11:18 /

Googleing always helps

Charles_C
Level 4

do you mean the lotus user does not have sufficient permission to the destination folder?

in fact my source and destination are windows based