Rdiff Backup Restore

Rdiff Backup Restore. Listing and Restoring Files from Backups The command rdiffbackup l /some/pathbackup where /some/pathbackup is either the local or remote DESTINATION as specified above or a path to a subdirectory within it will list all the past versions of the specified directory/file that are available.

Specifying nofsync will disable fsync causing a significant speedup with an elevated risk of data loss Restoration of files or directories rdiffbackup restoreasof will restore to the entire backup a single file or a subdirectory can be specified in one of several ways.

rdiffbackup GitHub

Latest version Released Jul 25 2020 Backup and Restore utility easy to use efficient locally and remotely usable Project description rdiffbackup is a simple backup tool which can be used locally and remotely on Linux and Windows and even crossplatform between both Users have reported using it successfully on FreeBSD and MacOS X.

Restoring from a Backup Seravo Knowledge Base

Restoring an Older Version To get an older version of a file the rdiffbackup tool is used with the following command rdiffbackup BackupDirectory/rdiffbackupdata/increments/IncrementalFile TargetRestoreDirectory/FileToRestore In the example the datei4 file has been changed between the last two backup operations.

rdiffbackup Command in Linux with Examples GeeksforGeeks

V version Print the current version and exit RESTORING There are two ways to tell rdiffbackup to restore a file or directory Firstly you can run rdiffbackup on a mirror file and use the r or restoreasof options Secondly you can run it on an increment file.