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Preserve file permissions in FLR to Linux VM

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Hi

I have read the thread about restored file permissions on Windows and the registry workaround. However, I am about to restore several million files from a Veeam backup to a Linux VM. Having recently restored files to another Linux VM I noticed that the permissions on the restored files did not reflect the original permissions. Indeed not only were the permissions changed, so was the ownership. Is this down to the ssh login/connection credentials associated with the target VM?

Is there some way to ensure that file permissions and ownership are retained when the taregt is a Linux VM? Presumably Windows plays no part in the FLR process apart from running Veeam.

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Re: Preserve file permissions in FLR to Linux VM

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Hello,

Currently for Multi-OS (Linux) file-level restores there is no possibility to restore files with the same permissions/ownership via UI, but there is an existing workaround that Anton described in this post:

http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... ions#p8750

Hope it helps!
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Re: Preserve file permissions in FLR to Linux VM

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Vitaly

Thanks for the pointer. The ftp option works though in our instance is not really practical. By saying that currently it's not possible to retain file permissions/ownership do I take it that it will be available in a future Veeam release?
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Re: Preserve file permissions in FLR to Linux VM

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Sure! It is on our list.
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