1ws_restore(1)               General Commands Manual              ws_restore(1)
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NAME

6       ws_restore  -  restore  a  workspace  that was removed, but is still in
7       recovery area
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SYNOPSIS

11       ws_restore [-h] [-l] [-F FILESYSTEM]  NAME TARGET
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DESCRIPTION

15       After a workspace was released by user or deleted due to expiration, it
16       can be (depending on administrator policy) kept for a while in an unac‐
17       cessible area of the filesystem before beeing finally deleted  to  free
18       the  space.  In this case, it can be restored. The decision how long it
19       can be restored is up to administrator.
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21       ws_restore -l has to be used to list the restorable workspaces  and  to
22       restore  a selected workspace into a new existing workspace (attention,
23       this name is not identical with the name displayed by ws_list !)
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25       ws_restore can not be automated, it has to be executed in  an  interac‐
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OPTIONS

30       -h     display usage help text
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32       -F     select the filesystem to search workspaces in, there is always a
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35       -l     list available workspaces for restore
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37       NAME   the name of the expired workspace, see ws_restore -l for  avail‐
38              able  names.  This name contains username, workspace and a time‐
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41       TARGET the name of the workspace which is target of the restoration, it
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AUTHOR

47       Written by Holger Berger
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SEE ALSO

51       ws_allocate, ws_release, ws_list, ws_find
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55USER COMMANDS                    October 2015                    ws_restore(1)