restoring individual files over bacula4 UI

restoring individual files over bacula4 UI

To restore individual files or folder for your server, when you approach your server you will find a series of icons to select.
Click on the restore Icon



Next you will see a series of backups.

Select the appropriate date's restore icon.
You should then see a little menu. Select files and it will expand.
Select "Selected Files" and you'll see something like this.



Select the files and folders you want to restore, hit browse and select the directory you want the restored files to go and hit start.

Then just wait for it to finish and go retrieve your files.
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