Given a fossil+venti holding a snap -a in, say, /n/dump/0101, is there a
way of obtaining the vac score for the root of /n/dump/0101 such that it
could be used to initialize a new fossil from the snap?
--lyndon
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Given a fossil+venti holding a snap -a in, say, /n/dump/0101, is there a
way of obtaining the vac score for the root of /n/dump/0101 such that it
could be used to initialize a new fossil from the snap?
--lyndon
> Given a fossil+venti holding a snap -a in, say, /n/dump/0101, is there a[color=blue]
> way of obtaining the vac score for the root of /n/dump/0101 such that it
> could be used to initialize a new fossil from the snap?
> fossilcons(1)[/color]
Vac prints the Venti score for a vac(1) archive containing
the tree rooted at dir, which must already be archived to
Venti (typically dir is a directory in the /archive tree).
so, from your example, you want (I think):
vac /archive/0101
-Steve
> Vac prints the Venti score for a vac(1) archive containing[color=blue]
> the tree rooted at dir, which must already be archived to
> Venti (typically dir is a directory in the /archive tree).
>
> so, from your example, you want (I think):
>
> vac /archive/0101[/color]
vac creates backup archives -- the score it prints is for the root of it's
own image.
What I'm trying to determine is if there is a way to peer inside fossil
and find the venti score that corresponds to main/archive/2008/0101.
> it's
Note to pedants: I am so embarrassed :-(