Could you please enhance the browse command.
It was quite troublesome to make a restore today, we finally found a workaround by looking at the url when you make a restore via the web , and extracted the backupid and path , it s kinda disturbing considering browse also shows an id.
So if you could please fix that
Also for better readability please convert the timestamp to a human form please.
in bonus, if it was actually possible to browse or list backuped files from commandline , it would be nice, so it would show which path to use
I tried with server path first , before understanding i needed to use the backupname as a root path for the files to restore
I have the same problem as @orogor. I try to restore a file using the command line “urbackupclientctl” in a linux client but it is imposible for me to obtain any result with the browse option with the command line , the same thing happens to me when using the restore-start option.
It should work, but hasn’t a nice UI currently (gives JSON output and not output formatted for humans). It should also allow listing files and browsing into backups.
If it doesn’t work you should give more info about which commands you try to use and what doesn’t work exactly.
Sorry, the error messages aren’t great as well it seems.
Could you put the client into debug logging mode (edit /etc/default/urbackupclient and then restart) run urbackupclientctl browse and then post the last log messages?