Subject | NBackup |
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Author | Bogusław Brandys |
Post date | 2006-11-17T17:49:33Z |
Hi,
I have DatabaseAccess = None in firebird.conf.
Looks like nbackup has problem with.
I must pass localhost:aliasname to use it for backup database.I cannot
do the same using full path even if it's correct alias path.
It could be fine I think,but when restoring this command do not working:
nbackup -U sysdba -P pass -R localhost:aliasname -R database.fdb
backup.nbk backup1.nbk backup2.nbk
It could also be fine (only local databases are supported according to
docs) but I found that :
nbackup -U sysdba -P pass -R c:\data.fdb c:\backup1.nbk c:\backup2.nbk
c:\backup3.nbak
is working without problems.
Should it work against DatabaseAccess or it's completely unrelated to
firebird configuration ?
It was tested on Windows XP Home under administrator account with
Firebird 2.0 .
Regards
Boguslaw
I have DatabaseAccess = None in firebird.conf.
Looks like nbackup has problem with.
I must pass localhost:aliasname to use it for backup database.I cannot
do the same using full path even if it's correct alias path.
It could be fine I think,but when restoring this command do not working:
nbackup -U sysdba -P pass -R localhost:aliasname -R database.fdb
backup.nbk backup1.nbk backup2.nbk
It could also be fine (only local databases are supported according to
docs) but I found that :
nbackup -U sysdba -P pass -R c:\data.fdb c:\backup1.nbk c:\backup2.nbk
c:\backup3.nbak
is working without problems.
Should it work against DatabaseAccess or it's completely unrelated to
firebird configuration ?
It was tested on Windows XP Home under administrator account with
Firebird 2.0 .
Regards
Boguslaw