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storebackupsearch

STOREBACKUPSEARCH(1)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				      STOREBACKUPSEARCH(1)

NAME

       storeBackupSearch.pl - locates different versions of a file saved with storeBackup.pl.

SYNOPSIS

	       storeBackupSearch.pl -g configFile

	       storeBackupSearch.pl -b backupDirDir [-f configFile]
		     [-s rule]	[--absPath] [-w file] [--parJobs number]
		     [-d level] [--once] [--print] [backupRoot . . .]

DESCRIPTION

       You need some basic understanding of linux and perl to use it.

OPTIONS

       --generate, -g
		   generate a config file

       --print
		   print configuration read from configuration file and stop

       --configFile, -f
		   configuration file (instead of or
		   additionally to parameters)

       --backupDir backupDirDir, -b backupDirDir
				   top level directory of all backups

       --searchRule, -s
				   rule for searching
				   see README: 'including / excluding files and directories'

       --absPath, -a
		   write result with absolute path names

       --writeToFile, -w
		   write search result also to file

       --parJobs, -p
		   number of parallel jobs, default = chosen automatically

       --debug, -d
		   debug level, possible values are 0, 1, 2, default = 0

       --once, -o
		   show every file found only once (depending on md5 sum)

       backupRoot
		   Root directories of backups where to search relative
		   to backupDir. If no directories are specified, all
		   backups below backupDir are chosen.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) 2008-2009 by Heinz-Josef Claes (see README).  Published under the GNU General Public License v3 or any later version

perl v5.14.2							    2012-06-16						      STOREBACKUPSEARCH(1)