rawtaz
rawtaz
I'm an idiot.
@armhold I'm thinking this command should be named `browse`. It would complement `restore` which does a direct restore of files, and `mount` which mounts the repo in the filesystem using...
Have you tried using the `--no-lock` global option?
Currently `forget` requires an exclusive lock. I guess you could simply modify the source code (`cmd_forget.go`) to remove that temporarily and let it remove the snapshot files, if it's possible...
As you can see the prune command requires an (exclusive) lock and it's when it tries to save that lock file that B2 says "nope!". To work around that you...
This is something I always thought about as well (I too used CrashPlan briefly), but honestly I haven't felt the need with restic, as you say it's very fast.
@alphapapa Why can't you just have it create a snapshot with whatever files and directories in it that were changed (in a consolidated format of course)? For example, every time...
It works if you combine it with "full" runs regularly, and/or tags to control which snapshots you forget. But sure, I see what you're saying.
I really am not. But whatever you say.
Perhaps an alternative solution to reach the goal you are seeking is to implement some type of `--include` and/or `--include-file` (that supports stdin) in restic, that makes it only process...