backintime 1.1.12

usage: backintime [-h] [--config PATH] [--debug] [--profile NAME | --profile-id ID] [--quiet] [--version] [--license] Back In Time - a simple backup tool for Linux. optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --config PATH Read config from PATH. --debug Increase verbosity. --profile NAME Select profile by NAME. --profile-id ID Select profile by ID. --quiet Be quiet. Suppress messages on stdout. --version, -v show backintime's version number. --license show backintime's license. Commands: {backup,backup-job,benchmark-cipher,check-config,decode,last-snapshot,last-snapshot-path,pw-cache,remove,remove-and-do-not-ask-again,restore,snapshots-list,snapshots-list-path,snapshots-path,unmount} backup Take a new snapshot. Ignore if the profile is not scheduled or if the machine runs on battery. backup-job Take a new snapshot in background only if the profile is scheduled and the machine is not on battery. This is use by cron jobs. benchmark-cipher Show a benchmark of all ciphers for ssh transfer. check-config Check the profiles configuration and install crontab entries. decode Decode pathes with 'encfsctl decode' last-snapshot Show the ID of the last snapshot. last-snapshot-path Show the path of the last snapshot. pw-cache Control Password Cache for non-interactive cronjobs. remove Remove a snapshot. remove-and-do-not-ask-again Remove snapshots and don't ask for confirmation before. Be careful! restore Restore files. snapshots-list Show a list of snapshots IDs. snapshots-list-path Show the path's to snapshots. snapshots-path Show the path where snapshots are stored. unmount Unmount the profile. For backwards compatibility commands can also be used with trailing '--'. All listed arguments will work with all commands. Some commands have extra arguments. Run 'backintime <COMMAND> -h' to see the extra arguments.