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Manipulate remote Tarsnap encrypted backups. Note: You don't need to specify the key file and the cache directory if you configure them in /usr/local/etc/tarsnap.conf or ~/.tarsnaprc.

create a backup archive of one or more files or directories, specifying the cryptographic key and the cache directory

tarsnap -c --keyfile path/to/key_file --cachedir path/to/cache_directory -f archive_name path/to/file_or_directory1 path/to/file_or_directory2 ...Identify

Simulate creating an archive, displaying how much data would be uploaded

tarsnap -c --dry-run --print-stats --keyfile path/to/key_file --cachedir path/to/cache_directory -f archive_name path/to/file_or_directory1 path/to/file_or_directory2 ...Identify

List stored archives

tarsnap --list-archives --keyfile path/to/key_fileIdentify

delete a specific archive

tarsnap -d --keyfile path/to/key_file --cachedir path/to/cache_directory -f archive_nameIdentify

List the contents of a specific archive in verbose mode

tarsnap -tv --keyfile path/to/key_file -f archive_nameIdentify

Restore one or more files or directories from a specific archive

tarsnap -x --keyfile path/to/key_file -f archive_name path/to/file_or_directory1 path/to/file_or_directory2 ...Identify

Copy an archive

tarsnap -c --keyfile path/to/key_file -f new_archive_name @@source_archive_nameIdentify

See also

tarsnap-keygen