Re: [Duplicity-talk] How do you list all files since the backup chain started

[Edgar Soldin]

No..

all you currently can do is --*list-current-files together with **-t*/ 
<time/*>, --restore-time */<time>  

But I agree with you .. a list-file-versions-in-backups function I would 
highly appreciate... I am not sure if size values are saved in the 
backups metadata.

Also .. I miss a command to list all current backups. I 've only seen it 
in the verbose output on backup and verify(?) commands.

... regards ede
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> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to list all files in a chain since the last full backup started?
>  
> For example, lets assume I do a full backup on a Sunday and incremental backups at any other time.
> If I then edit a file each day it should get backed when the incremental is 
> executed.
>
> How can I get to see a list of these files? Something like this is what I have 
> in mind:
>
> Sun Oct 5 10:52:11 2008 myfile
> Mon Oct 6 10:52:11 2008 myfile
> Tue Oct 7 10:52:11 2008 myfile
> Wed Oct 8 10:52:11 2008 myfile
>
> And an additional handy feature would be to see the size of the backed up files 
> too.
> This way I could see what files are available and then pick a specific one to 
> restore.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rich
>
>
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