Re: Restore the most recent version of a file/directory?
"edgar.soldin--- via Duplicity-talk" <[email protected]>
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hey tink, On 13.11.2024 00:39, tink via Duplicity-talk wrote: > Hi, > > So I managed to get a reasonably stable way of backing up to Wasabi (thanks to everyone on the list who helped me with that initially!!) and am now trying to restore a machine (for testing) from my backups ... good idea :) > how do I get the most recent version of a file? I've played with -t options (or leaving them off all together), but I always get one particular file in the version of Aug 15th rather than e.g. Nov 11th. well. usually you 1. start by listing backups with `collection-status` which will give you a time stamped list of backups. 2. use a time stamp that lies between two backups or the exact (not rly needed) to "select" the younger backup to restore from via `--time` option please post your collection status, restore command lines and their outputs for us to see what is goin on. sunny regards ..ede/duply.net _______________________________________________ Duplicity-talk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/duplicity-talk