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storebackuprecover

STOREBACKUPRECOVER(1)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     STOREBACKUPRECOVER(1)

NAME

       storeBackupRecover.pl - recovers files saved with storeBackup.pl.

SYNOPSIS

	       storeBackupRecover.pl -r restore [-b root] -t targetDir [--flat]
		       [-o] [--tmpdir] [--noHardLinks] [-p number] [-v] [-n]
		       [--cpIsGnu] [--noGnuCp]

OPTIONS

       --restoreTree, -r
		   file or (part of) the tree to restore
		   when restoring a file, the file name in the backup has
		   to be used (eg. with compression suffix)

       --backupRoot, -b
		   root of storeBackup tree, normally not needed

       --targetDir, -t
		   directory for unpacking

       --flat
		   do not create subdirectories

       --overwrite, -o
		   overwrite existing files

       --tmpdir, -T
		   directory for temporary file, default is <$tmpdir>

       --noHardLinks
		   do not reconstruct hard links in restore tree

       --noRestoreParallel, -p
		   max no of paralell programs to unpack, default is 12
		   reduce this number if you are restoring blocked files
		   and the system has insufficient RAM

       --verbose, -v
		   print verbose messages

       --noRestored, -n
		   print number of restored dirs, hardlinks, symlinks, files, ...

       --noGnuCp
		   overwrite information in backup: you do not have gnucp
		   installed
		   (only relevant for sockets, block and character devices)

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) 2002-2009,2012 by Heinz-Josef Claes (see README).	Published under the GNU General Public License v3 or any later version

perl v5.14.2							    2012-03-03						     STOREBACKUPRECOVER(1)

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