def run(self):
# This is more a check than a part of run, but because backup does
# the regress in the run section, we also do the check here...
if self.source.needs_regress():
# source could be read-only, so we don't try to regress it
log.Log(
"Previous backup to {rp} seems to have failed. "
"Use rdiff-backup to 'regress' first the failed backup, "
"then try again to restore".format(rp=self.source.base_dir),
log.ERROR)
return 1
try:
if Globals.get_api_version() < 201: # compat200
restore.Restore(
self.source.base_dir.new_index(self.source.restore_index),
self.inc_rpath, self.target.base_dir, self.action_time)
else:
self._operate_restore()
except OSError as exc:
log.Log(
"Could not complete restore due to exception '{ex}'".format(
ex=exc), log.ERROR)
return 1
else:
log.Log("Restore successfully finished", log.INFO)
return 0
def run(self):
# This is more a check than a part of run, but because backup does
# the regress in the run section, we also do the check here...
if self.source.needs_regress():
# source could be read-only, so we don't try to regress it
self.log(
"Previous backup to {rp} seems to have failed. "
"Use rdiff-backup to 'regress' first the failed backup, "
"then try again to restore.".format(
rp=self.source.base_dir.get_safepath()), self.log.ERROR)
return 1
try:
restore.Restore(
self.source.base_dir.new_index(self.source.restore_index),
self.inc_rpath, self.target.base_dir, self.action_time)
except IOError as exc:
self.log(
"Could not complete restore due to\n{exc}".format(exc=exc),
self.log.ERROR)
return 1
else:
self.log("Restore successfully finished", self.log.INFO)
return 0
