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zvault-restore(1) -- Restore a backup or subtree
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## SYNOPSIS
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`zvault restore [OPTIONS] <BACKUP> <DST>`
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## DESCRIPTION
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This subcommand restores a backup or a backup subtree `BACKUP` into the folder
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`DST`.
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The backup or backup subtree given by `BACKUP` must be in the format
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`[repository]::backup_name[::subtree]` as described in _zvault(1)_.
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If `repository` is omitted, the default repository location is used instead.
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If `--tar` is set, the data is written to a tar file named `DST`. In this case
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`DST` must not exist. If `DST` is `-`, the data will be written to stdout.
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If `--tar` is not set, the data will be written into the existing folder `DST`.
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## OPTIONS
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* `--tar`:
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Write the backup to a tar archive named `DST` instead of creating files and
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folders at this location.
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This option can be used to export a backup that can be imported again using
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zvault-backup(1) with the `--tar` flag.
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* `-h`, `--help`:
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Prints help information
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## COPYRIGHT
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Copyright (C) 2017 Dennis Schwerdel
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This software is licensed under GPL-3 or newer (see LICENSE.md)
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