Wireless Networks Thread, Restore Script in Technical; Right need some ideas I have folder on each of the drives called backup_test and we use ntbackup (server 2003) ...
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25th July 2008, 12:12 PM #1 Restore Script
Right need some ideas I have folder on each of the drives called backup_test and we use ntbackup (server 2003) to backup etc.
What want to do is create an automated way of restore those folders so each day can run the script it restores those folders and this means we know if we have a working backup etc.
Problem is that ntbackup doesn't allow restore from the command line so anyone got any ideas how we could do this.
Russ
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25th July 2008, 02:11 PM #2 
Originally Posted by
russdev
What want to do is create an automated way of restore those folders so each day can run the script it restores those folders and this means we know if we have a working backup etc.
You could try some of the unit testing frameworks, designed for testing in software development environments - Google for "unit test framework". TCL is a language often used in unit testing environments. There is, of course, the ever-brilliant and versatile AutoIt.
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David Hicks
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25th July 2008, 03:11 PM #3 As there is no command line option or api calls for the restore funtion the best bet would be to send key presses directly to an active ntbackup window using something like AutoIt( Function Send ) or a dedicated scriptable app that does the same thing ( Program to send keystrokes to active window - untested )
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25th July 2008, 03:13 PM #4 I don't use ntbackup but can you not schedule a restore?
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25th July 2008, 03:35 PM #5 
Originally Posted by
FN-Greatermanchester
I don't use ntbackup but can you not schedule a restore?
No you can't schedule a restore from ntbackup
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25th July 2008, 03:42 PM #6 Good thinking hmm will have a play with those ideas
Russ
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28th July 2008, 08:34 AM #7 Russ... do you need to use NTBackup? What are you archiving to?
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