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bpflist has a "-backupid" option.
It's a nasty, unfriendly command not really intended, IMHO,
as a user-command but if you're looking specifically for
files-in-a-specified-image, it's the only way.
-M
bpflist: [-l | -L | -U]
[-v]
[-M master_server...]
[-d
mm/dd/yyyy HH:MM:SS][-e mm/dd/yyyy HH:MM:SS]
[-ut
<unixtime for start and end date>]
[-st
sched_type]
[-policy policy_name][-client
client_name]
[-keyword "keyword phrase"][-pattern
fullpath]
[-pt policy_type]
[-user
name][-group name][-raw mode]
[-backupid
name][-force_print]
[-psep
path_separator_character]
[-malgo match_algorithm (0 1 2
or 3)]
[-rl recursion_level
(0..999)]
[-option <list
of:
NONE ONE_PASS NO_HSHAKE
GET_ALL_FILES
INCLUDE_TIR ONLY_TIR
ONLY_DIRS FILESYSTEM_ONLY
ONE_CONNECT INCLUDE_RAW_INCR INCLUDE_BITMAP
INCLUDE_FSMAP
INCLUDE_EDI
IGNORE_CASE INCLUDE_EFI>]
I am trying to find out what command or commands I would need to run
to get a list of files that were backed up in an image.
Has anyone done this?
If so, how would I go about acquiring this information?
I appreciate any
assistance you can provide.
Regards,
Kevin
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