Restoring Files With Trueimagemnt; Supported Commands - ACRONIS BACKUP RECOVERY 10 ADVANCED SERVER - COMMAND LINE Cli Reference Manual

Disk 1:
1-1 hda1 Pri,Act
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1-2 hda5
1-3 hda6
1-4 hda7
1-5 hda8
Disk 2:
2-1 (/1) hdd1
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2-2 hdd5
2-3 hdd6
You need to back up partition 2-1. Let's suppose a complete image has to be created weekly,
supported by incremental images created daily.
To do this, place the respective executable files (e.g. trueimage.cron) into /etc/cron.daily and
/etc/cron.weekly folders.
To initiate weekly creation of a complete image of partition 2-1, add the following line to the above
file:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/sbin/trueimagecmd --create --partition:2-1 \
--filename:/mnt/backups/my_host/backup.tib
Where /mnt/backups/my_host/backup.tib is the name and path of the image.
The second executable file is needed to initiate daily creation of incremental images:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/sbin/trueimagecmd --create --incremental --partition:2-1 \
--filename:/mnt/backups/my_host/backup.tib
If needed, users can set up their own backup schedule. For more information, see Help on the cron
service.

2.3 Restoring files with trueimagemnt

The trueimagemnt tool is designed to restore files from partition/disk images. It mounts Acronis
Backup & Recovery 10 archives as if they were kernel space block devices. The program implements
the user level part of the user mode block device service of Acronis Backup & Recovery 10. The
majority of the functionality is handled by the snumbd kernel module.
SYNOPSIS
trueimagemnt [-h|--help] [-l|--list] [-m|--mount mountpoint] [-u|--umount
mountpoint] [-s|--stop pid] [-o|--loop] [-f|--filename archive filename] [-p|--
password password] [-t|--fstype filesystem type] [-i|--index partition index]
[-w|--read-write] [-d|--description archive description] [-k|--keepdev]
2.3.1

Supported commands

trueimagemnt supports the following commands:
-h|--help
Shows usage.
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Pri,Act 4.806 GB
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3.906 GB
26.67 MB FAT16
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135.9 MB Ext2
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