mixtape-restore
Restores files from the backup.
Usage:
mixtape-restore <index> <path>
Recursively restores all files in <path> found inside a single backup
<index>. The <index> can be specified as an index id (e.g.
@586efbc4), a named search (e.g. first, last) or unique timestamp
(e.g. 2017-01-01).
The <path> should be the absolute file path for files to restore (e.g.
/etc). Use / to restore all files. An initial / char will be added if
missing.
The files are restored into a restore directory matching the index file
name (e.g. /backup/<host>/mixtape/restore-2017-01-19-0846/). This makes
it possible to combine multiple partial restores from the same index into a
single directory.
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
--debug |
Enables more output (verbose mode) |
--quiet |
Disables normal output (quiet mode) |
--backup-dir=<dir> |
Sets the root backup dir, instead of /backup |
--mixtape-dir=<dir> |
Sets the mixtape dir, instead of /backup/<host>/mixtape |
--help |
Prints help information (and quits) |
--version |
Prints version information (and quits) |