Can before and after snapshots be used to verify successful filesystem restoration?

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otfaux

OTFAUX(1)							   User Commands							 OTFAUX(1)

NAME

       otfaux - otfaux

DESCRIPTION

	      otfaux - append snapshots and statistics to existing otf traces

	      at given 'break' time stamps.

       otfaux [Options] <file name>

	      Options:

       -h, --help
	      show this help message

       -V     show OTF version

       -b <size>
	      buffer size for read and write operations

       -n <n> number of breaks (distributed regularly) if -p and -t are not set, the default for -n is 200 breaks

       -p <p> create break every 'p' ticks (if both, -n and -p are specified the one producing more breaks wins)

       -t <t> define (additional) break at given time stamp

       -F     force overwrite old snapshots and statistics

       -R     delete existing snapshots and statistics only

       -f <n> max number of filehandles output

       --funcgroups
	      create functiongroup summaries instead of function summaries

       --filegroups
	      create file group summaries instead of file summaries

       -v     verbose mode, print break time stamps

       -a     show advancing progress during operation

       --snapshots
	      write ONLY snapshots but NO statistics

       --statistics
	      write ONLY statistics but NO snapshots

       -s a[,b]*
	      regard  given  streams only when computing statistics.  expects a single token or comma separated list.  this implies the '--statis-
	      tics' option!

       -l     list existing stream tokens

otfaux 1.10.2							     May 2012								 OTFAUX(1)

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