restore

This section configures restic command restore . Information on command and flags is copied from the restic manual pages.

The “restore” command extracts the data from a snapshot from the repository to a directory.

The special snapshot “latest” can be used to restore the latest snapshot in the repository.

Name	Type	Notes
run-after	one or more `strings`	Run shell command(s) after a successful restic command
run-after-fail	one or more `strings`	Run shell command(s) after failed restic or shell commands
run-before	one or more `strings`	Run shell command(s) before a restic command
run-finally	one or more `strings`	Run shell command(s) always, after all other commands

Name	Type	Default	Notes
exclude	one or more `strings`		exclude a pattern
host	`true` / `false` OR one or more `hostnames`		only consider snapshots for this host, when snapshot ID “latest” is given. Boolean true is replaced with the hostname of the system. Examples: `true`, `false`, `"host"`
iexclude	one or more `strings`		same as –exclude but ignores the casing of filenames. `restic >= 0.10.0`
iinclude	one or more `strings`		same as –include but ignores the casing of filenames. `restic >= 0.10.0`
include	one or more `strings`		include a pattern, exclude everything else
path	`true` / `false` OR one or more `strings`		only consider snapshots including this (absolute) path, when snapshot ID “latest” is given. Boolean true is replaced with the paths from section “backup”. Examples: `true`, `false`, `"path"`
sparse	`true` / `false`	`false`	restore files as sparse. `restic >= 0.15.0`
tag	`true` / `false` OR one or more `strings`		only consider snapshots including tag[,tag,…], when snapshot ID “latest” is given. Boolean true is replaced with the tags from section “backup”. Examples: `true`, `false`, `"tag"`
target	`string`	`""`	directory to extract data to
verify	`true` / `false`	`false`	verify restored files content

Flags declared for the restic command line in section profile can be overridden in this section.