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mmrecov (retrieving the indexes in case of disaster)Legato6, broken into
2 stages:
1.mmrecov, for the bootstrap configuration files
2.nsrck -L7 for online indexes
1.root@ripro1:/backup/bin 79 > mmrecov
mmrecov: Using ripro1 as server
NOTICE: mmrecov is used to recover the NetWorker server's media index
and resource files from media (backup tapes or disks) when any of this critical
NetWorker data has been lost or damaged. Note that this command will OVERWRITE
the server's existing media index. mmrecov is not used to recover NetWorker
clients' on-line indexes; normal recover procedures may be used for this purpose.
See the mmrecov(8) and nsr_crash(8) man pages for more details.
/dev/rmt1.1
/dev/rmt2.1
What is the name of the device you plan on using [/dev/rmt1.1]?
Enter the latest bootstrap save set id: 3758751745
Enter starting file number (if known) [0]: 51
Enter starting record number (if known) [0]: 0
Please insert the volume on which save set id 3758751745 started
into /dev/rmt1.1. When you have done this, press <RETURN>:
Scanning /dev/rmt1.1 for save set 3758751745; this may take a while...
scanner: scanning dlt tape ripro1.006 on /dev/rmt1.1
/nsr
/nsr: file exists, overwriting
/backup/nsr/res.R/nsr.res
/backup/nsr/res.R/nsrla.res
/backup/nsr/res.R/nsrjb.res
/backup/nsr/res.R/
scanner: ssid 3758751745: scan complete
scanner: ssid 3758751745: 83 KB, 7 file(s)
nsrmmdbasm -r /backup/nsr/mm/mmvolume6/
/backup/nsr/mm/
/dev/rmt1.1: Mount operation in progress
/dev/rmt1.1: verifying label, moving backward 2 file(s)
/dev/rmt1.1: verifying label, moving backward 1 file(s)
/dev/rmt1.1: mounted dlt tape ripro1.006 (write protected)
If your resource files were lost, they are now recovered in the 'res.R'
directory. Copy or move them to the 'res' directory, after you have shut
down the service. Then restart the service.
Otherwise, just restart the service.
If the on-line index for ripro1 was lost, it can be recovered using
the nsrck command.
2.root@ripro1:/backup/bin 81 > nsrck -L7
nsrck: checking index for 'ripro1'
nsrck: The file index for client 'ripro1' will be recovered.
nsrck: Recovering index savesets of 'ripro1' from 'ripro1'
Recover completion time: Fri Apr 20 11:41:43 2001
nsrck: completed recovery of index for client 'ripro1'
nsrck: /backup/nsr/index/ripro1 contains 279061 records occupying 54 MB
nsrck: Completed checking 1 client(s)
3.shutdown the networker & restart the services.
#nsr_shutdown -qa
#nsrexecd
#nsrd