Using the duplicity command, I need to specify the following:
How can I specify these 3 things using the duplicity command?
That's correct, even if it tells "--file-to-restore", you can enter any file or folder path (without the "/" sign at the beginning of it, for example "temp/logs") at "foldername" and any "destination folder" (with the "/"sign at the beginning of it, for example "/temp/logs") to the command.
Sample: I want to restore my /temp/logs which is backed-up 3 days ago into the same folder:
duplicity -t 3D --file-to-restore temp/logs file:///backup/location /temp/logs
Sample2: I want to restore my file /temp/logs/app-error.log which is backed-up 3 days ago into the same folder:
duplicity -t 3D --file-to-restore temp/logs/app-error.log file:///backup/location /temp/logs/app-error.log
Note that you have to give a full destination path for the file.
Sample3: My backup stays at an ftp server=my.ftp.server with user=root at the location=my_backup, the same scenario with #1:
duplicity -t 3D --file-to-restore temp/logs sftp://[email protected]/my_backup /temp/logs
