restic-restore(1)

1restic backup(1)                                              restic backup(1)
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NAME

6       restic-restore - Extract the data from a snapshot
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SYNOPSIS

11       restic restore [flags] snapshotID
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DESCRIPTION

16       The "restore" command extracts the data from a snapshot from the repos‐
17       itory to a directory.
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20       The special snapshot "latest" can be used to restore the  latest  snap‐
21       shot in the repository.
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EXIT STATUS

26       Exit  status  is 0 if the command was successful, and non-zero if there
27       was any error.
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OPTIONS

32       -e, --exclude=[]      exclude a  pattern  (can  be  specified  multiple
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36       -h, --help[=false]      help for restore
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39       -H, --host=[]      only consider snapshots for this host, when snapshot
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43       --iexclude=[]      same as --exclude but ignores the  casing  of  file‐
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59       --sparse[=false]      restore files as sparse
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62       --tag=[]      only consider  snapshots  including  tag[,tag,...],  when
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66       -t, --target=""      directory to extract data to
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OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS

74       --cacert=[]      file to load root certificates from (default: use sys‐
75       tem certificates)
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78       --cache-dir=""      set the cache directory. (default: use  system  de‐
79       fault cache directory)
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82       --cleanup-cache[=false]      auto remove old cache directories
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85       --compression=auto      compression mode (only available for repository
86       format version 2), one of (auto|off|max)
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89       --insecure-tls[=false]      skip TLS certificate verification when con‐
90       necting to the repository (insecure)
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93       --json[=false]       set  output mode to JSON for commands that support
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97       --key-hint=""      key ID of key  to  try  decrypting  first  (default:
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101       --limit-download=0       limits  downloads  to a maximum rate in KiB/s.
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109       --no-cache[=false]      do not use a local cache
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112       --no-lock[=false]      do not lock the repository, this allows some op‐
113       erations on read-only repositories
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116       -o, --option=[]      set extended option (key=value, can  be  specified
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120       --pack-size=0       set target pack size in MiB, created pack files may
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124       --password-command=""      shell command to obtain the repository pass‐
125       word from (default: $RESTIC_PASSWORD_COMMAND)
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128       -p,  --password-file=""       file to read the repository password from
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132       -q, --quiet[=false]      do not output comprehensive progress report
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135       -r, --repo=""      repository to backup to or  restore  from  (default:
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139       --repository-file=""       file  to  read  the repository location from
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143       --tls-client-cert=""      path to a file  containing  PEM  encoded  TLS
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147       -v,  --verbose[=0]       be  verbose (specify multiple times or a level
148       using --verbose=n``, max level/times is 2)
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