Hi can,
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=120
I'd ask if you could check example 2 here -- you need to do another pass with Get-VBRLinuxGuestItem with the -ParentItem flag to return a ChildItem object. Try the example there with a test file and I think you'll see how it works.
Btw, some advice since you're hitting type issues, Powershell objects will have a method GetType() which will tell you the object type you're working with. Any time you see a message about incorrect type, it means you're passing the wrong type of object, and our cmdlets kindly tell you which object type it should be. Typically you can just search our Powershell User Guide for the expected type and you'll see which cmdlets interact with it. Also I advise please check the examples and see how the scripts are built, as they give pretty good examples on the basic process and what you might be missing.
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=120
I'd ask if you could check example 2 here -- you need to do another pass with Get-VBRLinuxGuestItem with the -ParentItem flag to return a ChildItem object. Try the example there with a test file and I think you'll see how it works.
Btw, some advice since you're hitting type issues, Powershell objects will have a method GetType() which will tell you the object type you're working with. Any time you see a message about incorrect type, it means you're passing the wrong type of object, and our cmdlets kindly tell you which object type it should be. Typically you can just search our Powershell User Guide for the expected type and you'll see which cmdlets interact with it. Also I advise please check the examples and see how the scripts are built, as they give pretty good examples on the basic process and what you might be missing.
Statistics: Posted by david.domask — May 22, 2024 12:10 pm
