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RestoreFromPython
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by Ben Fisher, https://github.com/downpoured
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a Python script to restore files from Duplicati
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similar to Duplicati.RecoveryTool, but with no dependencies on Mono/.NET
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uses streaming apis to restore a large number of files and use limited RAM.
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Usage:
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1) Confirm that your Duplicati data is on disk in .zip or .zip.aes format.
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if data uses GPG/other encryption than AES, decrypt files to .zip before running this tool.
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2) Install Python 3 if it is not already installed.
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pip -m pip install pycryptodome ipython
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optionally you can install aescrypt that will allow to cache the decrypted files
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(at cost of higher disk space)
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3) Run restore_from_python.py,
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it will interactively ask for the necessary information.
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there is support for passing the necessary parameters in command line, use --help
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Tentative support for attributes restoration on Linux (needs sudo)
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Other notes:
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It's possible that an updated version of this script can be located in the repo at
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https://github.com/downpoured/duplicati
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