Matthew Dillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > :Yes, that helped. > : > :> I recommend always doing a normal mount and using cd @@0x<TID> to > :> push into a snapshot. > : > :I had no snapshot. I just wanted to try the as-of mount. I read the > :manual but failed to understand it. hammer(5) says: > : > :'Prior versions of files or directories are accessible by appending @@ > :and a transaction ID to the name.' > : > :I could not access them this way. > : > :-- > :Gergo Szakal MD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > :University Of Szeged, HU > > You can generate the transaction ids manually using 'hammer synctid', > or you can extract them from a file using 'undo -i <filename>'. You > get a snapshot every 30-60 seconds even if you don't lift a finger, > but unless you record the transaction ids somewhere you'd have to > do some sleuthing (e.g. with undo -i) to get them.
It would be nice to have something like undo -i that works recursively on a directory. Is there a more efficient way to do it than find . -print0 | xargs -0 undo -i | sort ? Johannes
