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Legato NetWorker
Cobalt RaQ XTR User Manual 275
Technical notes
If the root directory / is recovered before the directory /var, a postgresasm error
occurs in the log, indicating that the password is invalid. During the restore
process, a new random admin password is created for postgres. This password is
stored in the file /etc/cobalt/.meta.id, which is restored with the / file
system. The Cobalt database is restored with the /var file system and uses the
password stored in this file. After recovery, the password reflects the admin
password that will be used after the database is restarted, not the password for the
running database.
Legato NetWorker restores the two Cobalt configuration databases independently.
It is possible to restore the cobalt postgres database or CCE database without
restoring the machine configuration files in
/etc. If this is done, the
configuration database and the UI will have different information than the actual
system, which is generally considered to be a bad situation.
The recover log may contain entries similar to the following when restoring the
postgres database. These entries relate to dropping a non-existent index and are
not actually errors.
> ERROR: pg_ownercheck: class "vsite_pkey" not found
> CREATE
> ERROR: pg_ownercheck: class "users_pkey" not found
> CREATE
> ERROR: pg_ownercheck: class "bw_pkey" not found
> CREATE