text/microsoft-resx 2.0 System.Resources.ResXResourceReader, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 Added folders Found {0} backup chains on backend Type\tTime\t\t\tVolumes\tSize Full\t{0}\t{1}\t{2} Inc\t{0}\t{1}\t{2} Control files Deleted files Deleted folders Duplicati options: < not found > {0}\t{1} Backuptime\t\tFilename The folder {0} was created Supported generic modules: Unable to parse "{0}" into a number The option --{0} was supplied, but it is reserved for internal use and may not be set on the commandline Modified files Module is loaded atomatically, use --disable-module to prevent this Module is not loaded atomatically, use --enable-module to load it New files New/Modified files A <backend> is identified by an url like ftp://host/ or ssh://server/. Using this system, Duplicati can detect if you want to backup or restore. The cleanup and delete commands do not delete files, unless the --force option is specified, so you may examine what files are affected, before actually deleting the files. The cleanup command should not be used unless a backup was interrupted and has left partial files. Duplicati will inform you if this happens. The delete command can be used to remove backup sets when newer backups are present. Backup (make a full or incremental backup): Duplicati.CommandLine [full] [options] <sourcefolder> <backend> Cleanup (remove partial and unused files): Duplicati.CommandLine cleanup [options] <backend> Create folder (usually done automatically): Duplicati.CommandLine create-folder [options] <backend> Delete old backups: Duplicati.CommandLine delete-all-but-n-full <number of full backups to keep> [options] <backend> Duplicati.CommandLine delete-older-than <max allowed age> [options] <backend> Filters: Duplicati uses filters to include and exclude files. Duplicati uses a "first-touch" filter where the first rule that matches a file determines if the file is included or excluded. Internally Duplicati uses regular expression filters, but supports filters in the form of filename globbing. The order of the commandline arguments also determine what order they are applied in. An example: --include=*.txt --exclude=*\Thumbs.db --include=* Even though the last filter includes everything, no files named "Thumbs.db" are included because they match the exclude rule before the include rule. Paths are evaluated in full, and as paths that are relative to folder being backed up, but including a leading slash. An example: {0} If a folder is excluded, files in that folder are always excluded, even if there are filters that include files in that folder. If a folder is included with a wildcard at the end, all files are included, if the folder is included without a wildcard, files may be excluded or included with extra rules. Find the last version of a file: Duplicati.CommandLine find-last-version [options] --file-to-restore=<files to find> <backend> ********** Duplicati v. {0} ********** Usage: List content files (files that can be restored): Duplicati.CommandLine list-current-files [options] <backend> List files: Duplicati.CommandLine list [options] <backend> List backup sets: Duplicati.CommandLine collection-status [options] <backend> List signature files (files in a single backup volume set): Duplicati.CommandLine list-actual-signature-files [options] <backend> List source folders (folders backed up from): Duplicati.CommandLine list-source-folders [options] <backend> Option types: The following option types are available: Integer: a numerical value Boolean: a truth value, --force and --force=true are equivalent. --force=false is the opposite Timespan: a time in the special time format (explained below) Size: a size like 5mb or 200kb Enumeration: any of the listed values Path: the path to a folder or file String: any other type Purge signature cache: Duplicati.CommandLine purge-signature-cache [options] Restore (restore all or some files): Duplicati.CommandLine [options] <backend> <destinationfolder> Times: Duplicati uses the time system from duplicity, where times may be presented as: 1: the string "now", indicating the current time 2: the number of seconds after epoch, eg: 123456890 3: a string like "2009-03-26T08:30:00+01:00" 4: an interval string, using Y, M, W, D, h, m, s for Year, Month, Week, Day, hour, minute or second, eg: "1M4D" for one month and four days, or "5m" for five minutes. Verify backup integrity: Duplicati.CommandLine verify <backend> --verification-level=manifest|signatures|full Supported backends: Supported compression modules: Supported encryption modules: Supported options: Unable to parse "{0}" into a time offset: {1} An error occured: {0} The inner error message is: {0} Duplicati.CommandLine /home/user/ ftp://host/folder --exclude=/file.txt In this example the file "/home/user/file.txt" is excluded. Duplicati.CommandLine C:\Documents\Files ftp://host/folder --exclude=\file.txt In this example the file "C:\Documents\Files\file.txt" is excluded. Verification completed, summary: Manifest files verified: {0} Signature files verified: {1} Content files verified: {2} Errors: {3} Reported error messages: Found {0} commands but expected {1}, commands: {2}