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gilbertchen edited this page Jul 22, 2020 · 5 revisions

The cat command prints to stdout a file or the entire snapshot content if no file is specified.

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Quick overview

NAME:
   duplicacy cat - Print to stdout the specified file, or the snapshot content if no file is specified

USAGE:
   duplicacy cat [command options] [<file>]

OPTIONS:
   -id <snapshot id>            retrieve from the snapshot with the specified id
   -r <revision>                the revision number of the snapshot
   -storage <storage name>      retrieve the file from the specified storage
   -key <private key>           the RSA private key to decrypt file chunks
   -key-passphrase <passphrase> the passphrase to decrypt the RSA private key

Usage

duplicacy cat [command options] [<file>]

Options

-id <snapshot id>

You can specify a different snapshot id rather than the default id.

-r <revision>

By default the latest revision is selected. If -r is specified, then that revision is selected instead.

-storage <storage name>

You can use the -storage option to select a different storage other than the default one.

-key <private key> and -key-passphrase <passphrase>

If the storage is encrypted by an RSA public key, the corresponding private key is needed to print out the content of any file.

Notes

The file must be specified with a path relative to the repository.