Topic: white blank page when restore selective files

[ReetP]

You really better answer all our questions. They are important.

PLEASE do as we ask.... it stops wasting peoples time and helps us get to the root of your issue quicker.

[john56]

what have i to add for your information ?

[ReetP]

Hardware
VM or bare metal install
SME version

[Stefano]

10/100 mbit? Really? Rotfl

[john56]

That is a SME Server 9.2 on Hyperv VM (Windows 2012 Server) - Ram 8 Gb

[Stefano]

how much ram?
come on.. be verbose..
in any case, if you need to restore files and/or dir, try to use the dar command line (see https://wiki.contribs.org/Backup_with_dar#Manually_restoring_from_dar_archive_created_by_e-smith-backup)

[ReetP]

If you do you maths then you'll start to see the issues

100Mb (MegaBit) network (and I assume you are running 100 and not 10) allows about 12MBs (MegaBytes) per second.

120GB *1024 = 122880 MBs

122880 / 12 = 10240 seconds / 60 = 170 minutes / 60 = 2 hrs 50 mins

Using Gigabit at say 120Mb it would be about 17 mins (around 1020 seconds)

You might start to understand where your problems lie.....

[ReetP]

how much ram?
come on.. be verbose..

He did mention it in his previous post

in any case, if you need to restore files and/or dir, try to use the dar command line (see https://wiki.contribs.org/Backup_with_dar#Manually_restoring_from_dar_archive_created_by_e-smith-backup)

Bearing in mind my calculations I think that will be his best option. Unless he seriously ups the timeouts in httpd.

[Stefano]

He did mention it in his previous post

NEIN!
he amended the post, after I asked for

Bearing in mind my calculations I think that will be his best option. Unless he seriously ups the timeouts in httpd.

I never use  server-manager to restore my files, 'cause it's prone to errors and timeouts..
CLI is the way
my 2c

[john56]

Many thanks, i will try with command to restore selective files (deleted files of my users)

[ReetP]

Many thanks, i will try with command to restore selective files (deleted files of my users)

In all seriousness upgrade to Gigabit ASAP and save yourself a world of pain. You can pick up decent secondhand switches for pennies these days so there is no barrier to upgrading. You may notice a small difference on your network....

[Stefano]

john, first of al I apologize... I didn't want to be unpolite but I re-read myself and I feel I was.

anyway, next time you report here an issue, you must remember we aren't there and so you have to be very verbose..

[john56]

I would like to upgrade on gigabit (futhermore with 230 computers and 800 users).  My school is studying the costs for that.
Stefano, no problem, I understand than the more precise I am, the better it is for everyone.  I normally learned that with Jp Pialasse but I'm stubborn
https://www.kerplouz.com/informations/le-pole-informatique/   

[Stefano]

230 pc on a 10/100 infra? OMG

[ReetP]

230 pc on a 10/100 infra? OMG