* Direct SQL access to the database for good performance
- * Fast Time Navigation (switch almost instantaneously between the different
+ * Fast Time Navigation (switches almost instantaneously between the different
versions of a directory, by changing the date from a list)
* Possibility to choose a selected file, then browse all its available
* Simple restoration by the generation of a BSR file
- * Works indifferently with postgresql and mysql
+ * Works with either PostgreSQL or MySQL
We have a working (if a bit unpolished) version ready, and think it is time for
-us to publish it and have user and Kern feedback.
+us to publish it and have user and Kern's feedback.
What's missing :
* Plenty of features. As we don't have lots of imagination. Don't hesitate
to suggest us your ideas ...
- * We want use bacula to generate bsr files, at this time, you can't restore
+ * We want use Bacula to generate bsr files, at this time, you can't restore
files across different Storage (Full on tape, Incr on Disk for example)
For the moment, we want to concentrate on having a restoration interface. We
don't care about seeing the restoration progress, or anything else.
-These tools are available with Bweb.
-
-################ INSTALL #######################################
-
-# you can put glade file on /usr/share/brestore or /usr/local/share/brestore
-mkdir -p /usr/share/brestore
-install -m 644 -o root -g root brestore.glade /usr/share/brestore
-install -m 755 -o root -g root brestore.pl /usr/bin
-
-# if you doesn't use bweb and bconsole.pl
-# you must get Bconsole.pm from bweb modules (bweb/lib/Bconsole.pm)
-
-install -m 644 -o root -g root Bconsole.pm /usr/share/perl5
-
-# copy bsr file directly to your director, use must use scp (or nfs stuff)
-# if you doesn't want to use this, you can dump the bsr file with "Gen BSR" button.
-# so you must have an ssh-key exchange. (you can also hack brestore.pl to use
-# something like '$err = `xterm -e scp $src $1 2>&1`'
-
-your_login@yourws:~$ ssh-copy-id -i .ssh/your_pub_key login@bacula-dir
-
-# you have to configure brestore preferences.
-
-################ WINDOWS INSTALL ###############################
-
-Brestore works on win32 with ActivePerl. To get all libraries, you
-can install GCSTAR. You have also to copy libglade-2.0.dll
-
-################ INSTALL MODULES ###############################
-
-Perl Modules
-The Debian Way
-
-apt-get install libgtk2-gladexml-perl
-apt-get install libdbd-mysql-perl
-apt-get install libdbd-pg-perl
-apt-get install libexpect-perl
-apt-get install libwww-perl
-
-The Red Hat way
-Please contribute, neither of us have a Red Hat to test on :)
-Other distros/Unices
-Please contribute ...
-The generic Way, if those modules aren't packaged by your distro
-
-perl -MCPAN -e shell
-install Gtk2
-install Expect
-install Gtk2::GladeXML
-install LWP
-
-install DBD::mysql
-or
-install DBD::Pg
-
-################ BCONSOLE WITHOUT CONIO ########################
-
-If you doesn't use Bweb, you must use bconsole without conio support. For that, use
-bconsole -n option.
-
-WARNING : You must be able to execute bconsole and able to read bconsole.conf !
-
-################ CONFIGURATION #################################
-
-You can make configuration from brestore himself (if brestore can't find
-his glade file).
-
-Example :
-
-$parameters = {
- 'mozilla' => 'mozilla',
- 'bconsole' => '/usr/local/bin/bconsole.noconio -c /etc/bacula/bconsole.conf',
- 'bweb' => 'http://localhost/cgi-bin/bweb/bweb.pl',
- 'connection_string' => 'DBI:mysql:database=bacula;host=127.0.0.1;port=3306',
- 'username' => 'bacula',
- 'password' => 'xxxx',
- 'bsr_dest' => 'file://var/tmp',
- 'debug' => 0,
- 'use_ok_bkp_only' => 1,
- 'default_restore_job' => 'restore'
- };
+brestore is also available within Bweb.
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