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@PavelSosin-320 You are not making sense, and what you write seems to have absolutely zero connection with what this issue is about. Please do not comment any further in this...

It would be interesting to get a file listing (that includes timestamps for the files) for the files in the `locks/` directory, before and after the unlock command is run...

TL;DR: So in summary, the main two bugs here are: - Message "successfully removed locks" should not be output blindly. - Potentially the process detection, to determine a lock being...

Thanks for good information! It's pretty peculiar/interesting. I've had limited time but a quick look yields: - `internal/restic/lock.go` calls [os.FindProcess()](https://go.googlesource.com/go/+/go1.16.4/src/os/exec.go#87) with a proper parameter value (we see the valid value...

I'm on the same track as @siepkes. It would provide limited value/facts to users if we just describe in general terms what's going on and what operations are performed. The...

There's a `restore` command, as well as `find` and `ls` in restic ;)

Here are the docs: https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/stable/050_restore.html#restoring-from-a-snapshot

Unfortunately not, #407 and #2662 are on that topic but for now mounting the repo and using e.g. rsync is the closest you'll get I think. I'll mark our latest...

Good question @xeor - personally I just use the `restore` command (and `find` if need be), but if I needed to browse snapshots I would consider firing up a Docker...

Docker Desktop for Mac actually runs a Linux VM behind the scenes (using the macOS virtualization layer), but I do believe you have to use arm-based containers (you specify the...