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

[Edgar Soldin]

Ken, Peter and Python Developers,

is it difficult to implement this? Would somebody be willing to?
Generally .. is the conclusion right so far?

regards ede

> > > Hmmm, interesting. I tried that using "09-10-2008" as the time for both -t and 
> > > --restore-time
> > > together with --list-current-files but I'm still seeing files from yesterdays 
> > > backup on the 11th
> > >  too :-(
> > >
> > >
> > >       
> > doublechecked http://duplicity.nongnu.org/duplicity.1.html , TIME_FORMATS .. 
> > and tried it myself
> > and can only conclude that the current in list-current-files plus the 
> > rstore-time switch are
> > hints to tell me that only the most current backups content can be listed
> >     
>
> That's a shame as there is a feature in rdiff-backup (--list-at-time) to 
> display what files were
> available x time ago. I'd hoped that this may have also crept into duplicity! 
> :-)
>
> Rich.
>
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