Lists contents of a backup. $ hb ls [-c backupdir] [-l] [-r version] [--onerev] [-a] [--alldirs] [pattern1 pattern2 ...] Without options, the ls command lists all files in the most recent version. The -l option gives a detailed listing similar to ls -l, including the file modification time, backup time, and version number. The -r option selects a specific version to display. This will list files that are backed up at this version or an earlier version. With -r1, some of the files may be from version 1 and some may be from version zero. To display only the files backed up in version 1, add the --onerev option. The -a option displays all versions of matching files. For example, the file /etc/hosts might be backed up in versions 2 and 3. Without -a, only the most recent version is listed. With -a, all versions are listed. A directory may be backed up in several versions, but even with -a, only the most recent version is displayed. To see all versions of a directory, add the --alldirs option. File selection strings (patterns) can be used to display only matching files. Matches are found using a simple pathname match: pathnames that contain a pattern are listed. * wildcards (match anything) and ? wildcards (match one character) can be used, but must be quoted with single quotes on the command line. |