restore is partially successful

[somesh_p]

when I perform restore, I am getting below error resulting in partial restore messages. Is there any way to get rid off this warning. My restore procedure worked fine despite these message

10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 555 /tmp/rootdsk/export/NARG to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 555 /tmp/rootdsk/export/EROC to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 500 /tmp/rootdsk/etc/sfw/private to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) acl failed for /tmp/rootdsk/etc/security - ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 500 /tmp/rootdsk/etc/samba/private to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) acl failed for /tmp/rootdsk/etc/inet - ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable
10:50:39 (1679.001) acl failed for /tmp/rootdsk/etc - ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable
10:50:39 (1679.001) acl failed for /tmp/rootdsk/smrs/log - ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable
10:50:39 (1679.001) acl failed for /tmp/rootdsk/smrs/lib - ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable
10:50:39 (1679.001) acl failed for /tmp/rootdsk/smrs/etc - ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable
10:50:39 (1679.001) acl failed for /tmp/rootdsk/smrs/bin - ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 555 /tmp/rootdsk/dev/fd to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 555 /tmp/rootdsk/NARW to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 555 /tmp/rootdsk/LRAN to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 555 /tmp/rootdsk/NARG to reset permissions.
10:50:39 (1679.001) chmod 555 /tmp/rootdsk/EROC to reset permissions.
10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR EXITING WITH STATUS = 0
10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR RESTORED 191359 OF 191367 FILES SUCCESSFULLY
10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR KEPT 0 EXISTING FILES
10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR PARTIALLY RESTORED 8 FILES

10:50:40 (1679.002) Restoring from copy 1 of image created Sun Jan 05 08:56:14 2014
10:50:44 (1679.002) INF - Beginning restore from server gt5bs to client ned_bkp.
10:50:44 (1679.002) /devices/
10:50:44 (1679.002) Changed /devices/ to /tmp/rootdsk/devices/
10:50:44 (1679.002) INF - TAR EXITING WITH STATUS = 0
10:50:44 (1679.002) INF - TAR RESTORED 1 OF 1 FILES SUCCESSFULLY
10:50:44 (1679.002) INF - TAR KEPT 0 EXISTING FILES
10:50:44 (1679.002) INF - TAR PARTIALLY RESTORED 0 FILES

[sri_vani]

Your restore is completed with status is 0.

It is a successful restore.

TAR RESTORED 1 OF 1 FILES SUCCESSFULLY

TAR PARTIALLY RESTORED 0 FILES

It means that it restored all the files successfully and partial files restore are 0.

[Marianne]

I see this:

10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR RESTORED 191359 OF 191367 FILES SUCCESSFULLY
10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR KEPT 0 EXISTING FILES
10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR PARTIALLY RESTORED 8 FILES 

Probably because of ACL not set. Errno = 89: Operation not applicable 

Seems this has to do with your restore to 'alternate root environment'  - /tmp/rootdsk/...

This seems to be a message back from the OS.
I do not believe there is a way to disable/supress the message.
 

[Mark_Solutions · Accepted solution]

Different file system types also cause similar errors http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH188387

Either way it is an O/S message that you probably will not be able to get rid of when doing a restore to an alternate location where the O/S cannot set the ACLs to match the original files

[sri_vani]

Oops my bad.. dint read properly

I do see now

10:50:40 (1679.001) INF - TAR PARTIALLY RESTORED 8 FILES