Also, are you sure this is correct way to restore NOTES data? I believe you need to use NML command for that? Am I right assuming you are restoring mail server data here?

Really? Hm, not sure how consistent that is with open database file You may find soon changing your opinion about that. I do remember in old days (NW 5.x) people were doing it with OFM as it was cheaper that Lotus Notes module, but it was still required to address backup of open and in use database.

Nevertheless, back to your problem. Did you try restore of single file? If you get the error then something else is the problem...

We are not taking the DB level backup. Just file level backup we are firing n its working fine.

C:\Documents and Settings\lntenc>recover -aI "C:\List.txt" -d -c MAIL4 -s ENCSAF
E "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -J MAIL4
6469:recover: "D:\Lotus\Domino\data\mail\46712-1.nsf" not in index
6469:recover: C:\Documents and Settings\lntenc\MAIL4 not in index
6469:recover: C:\Documents and Settings\lntenc\-s not in index
6469:recover: C:\Documents and Settings\lntenc\ENCSAFE not in index
6469:recover: \\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140 not in index
6469:recover: C:\Documents and Settings\lntenc\-J not in index
6469:recover: C:\Documents and Settings\lntenc\MAIL4 not in index
67847:recover: Failed to recover files: Nothing to recover

Source : MAIL

Destination : MAIL4

File : D:\Lotus\Domino\data\mail\46712-1.nsf

Destination : \\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140

Yes I tried single file restore.

I tried following options


recover -f -I "C:\List.txt" -d "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -s MAIL -J MAIL4 -a "D:\Lotus\Domino\data\mail\46712-1.nsf"


recover -f -I "C:\List.txt" -d "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -s MAIL -J MAIL4 -a


recover -d "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -s MAIL -S 3641622555 -J MAIL4 -a "D:\Lotus\Domino\data\mail\46712-1.nsf"


recover -d "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -s MAIL -J MAIL4 -a "\\mail\d$\Lotus\Domino\data\mail\46712-1.nsf"


recover -d "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -c MAIL -s MAIL -J MAIL4 -aI "C:\List.txt"

C:\Documents and Settings\lntenc>recover -d "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -s MAIL -c
MAIL4 -J MAIL4 -a "D:\Lotus\Domino\data\mail\46712-1.nsf"
16291:recover: Warning: could not establish job id with jobd. Continuing on.
39078:recover: RPC error: Program not registered

39078:recover: RPC error: Program not registered

53362:recover: Cannot start session with server MAIL: RPC cannot make a procedur
e call: Create failed: 355:Program not registered

I am doing this recover because of I am not getting these files through Networker User.

The full Saveset recover ran successfully.

But this single file recover is giving problem

Hi
I did not see any evidence of rpcinfo output to ensure that we can talk to networker server.

Please check the following:

From MAIL4 (the client) run following, use lowercase for hostnames.
and capture the output

rpcinfo mail

also run

rpcinfo mail4
(yes, to itself)

also type the contents of nsr\res\servers file on mail4

Finally, check the values of these attributes for client resource of mail4

Storage Nodes
Recover Storage Nodes (make sure mail4 is listed, preferably first in this case)

Are you running the recover from machine mail4 ?
or are you on another machine?


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Then I suggest this syntax


you want -S ssid# because you want to specify which save set you need (either by ssid or savetime)

you can also specify part of the file name and it will match any wildcard filenames;

no need to specify -a because -S implies save set recovery already

for example any filename that starts with
46712 will match 46712-1.nsf


recover -d "\\MAIL4\d$\RESTORED140" -s mail
-S 3641622555 -J mail4 -c mail4
"D:\Lotus\Domino\data\mail\46712"


HTH

Message was edited by: Mauro Gennaccaro
Mauro Gennaccaro

Sorry, but your statement is impossible to be understood.

May I recommend you start a new thread and state all necessary details like OS, NW version, NW module version etc which could be helpful. It does not make sene to continue a 9 year old thread.

I've had a similar issue glad i fixed it. Thanks to this thread