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Old 05-14-2008
ACLbit 1.0.37 (Default branch)
ACLbit is a command line tool to backup and restore POSIX ACLs on Linux file systems. The tool uses its backup database to inspect ACLs. The inspection part of ACLbit focuses on providing clear and concise output of effective access rights of a particular user. The main purpose is to make the life of sysadmins easier when finding out current access rights of a particular user when ACLs are in use, especially on systems with tens/hundreds of thousands of inodes. ACLbit is tool to backup ACLs only. It is not an archiver, so it does not backup the files themselves.License: The PHP LicenseChanges:
A minor bug was fixed in which --help does notprint anything when the database is not definedeither with --database or in the configurationfile.Image

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NAME

       idevicebackup2 - Create or restore backup for iDevices running iOS4+.

SYNOPSIS

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OPTIONS

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