### Install Plakar

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Installs the Plakar tool using Go's install command. Ensure Go is installed and configured on your system.

```sh
go install github.com/PlakarKorp/plakar@latest
```

--------------------------------

### Create a snapshot with tags

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-backup.md

Example of creating a snapshot of the current directory and applying 'daily-backup' and 'production' tags.

```bash
$ plakar backup -tag daily-backup,production
```

--------------------------------

### Start a Plakar server on the local store

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-server.md

This command starts a basic Plakar server instance on the default local store. No specific options are provided, so it will use default settings for listening address and port.

```bash
$	plakar server
```

--------------------------------

### Start a Plakar server on a remote store

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-server.md

This command starts a Plakar server that connects to a remote store using SFTP. The 'at' subcommand specifies the remote location.

```bash
$	plakar at sftp://example.org server
```

--------------------------------

### Sample Plakar Plugin Recipe

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-pkg-recipe.yaml.md

A basic example of a recipe.yaml file to build the 'fs' plugin from its GitHub repository.

```yaml
name: fs
version: v1.0.0
repository: https://github.com/PlakarKorp/integrations-fs
```

--------------------------------

### Start a Plakar server on a specific address and port

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-server.md

This command starts a Plakar server, explicitly defining the IP address and port to listen on. The '-listen' option allows customization of the network interface and port.

```bash
$	plakar server -listen 127.0.0.1:12345
```

--------------------------------

### Start a login via email

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-login.md

Use the `-email` option to send a login link to the specified email address. Visiting that link will authenticate `plakar`.

```bash
$ plakar login -email user@example.com
```

--------------------------------

### Show installed plugins and remove a plugin

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-pkg-rm.md

First, list installed plugins using 'plakar pkg show'. Then, remove a specific plugin by providing its name to 'plakar pkg rm'.

```bash
plakar pkg show
epic-v1.2.3
plakar pkg rm epic-v1.2.3
```

--------------------------------

### Start a HTTPS Plakar server on a specific address and port

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-server.md

This command starts a Plakar server configured for HTTPS connections. It specifies the listening address and port, along with paths to the certificate and private key files required for SSL/TLS.

```bash
$	plakar server -listen backup.example.com:12345 -cert fullchain.pem -key privkey.pem
```

--------------------------------

### Mount Snapshots Matching a Filter (Tag)

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-mount.md

Mount Plakar snapshots that match a specific filter, such as a tag. This example mounts snapshots tagged 'daily-backup'.

```bash
$ plakar mount -to ~/mnt -tag daily-backup
```

--------------------------------

### Pass options to the source connector

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-backup.md

Example of passing a custom option to the source connector, such as 'dont_traverse_fs=true', to control its behavior during the backup process. This is useful for excluding mounted file systems.

```bash
$ plakar backup -o dont_traverse_fs=true /
```

--------------------------------

### Add Plakar Integration Package

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Installs an integration package for Plakar. Use this to extend Plakar's capabilities with additional backup sources or storage backends.

```sh
plakar pkg add <integration>
```

--------------------------------

### List contents of a specific snapshot

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-ls.md

Specify a snapshot ID to list its contents. For example, 'abc123' lists the contents of that snapshot.

```bash
$	plakar ls abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Set Policy Frequency

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Sets the 'per-week' option for a policy, specifying the number of backups to keep per week. For example, 'per-week=1' keeps one backup per week.

```bash
plakar policy set weekly per-week=1
```

--------------------------------

### Recursively list contents of a specific snapshot

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-ls.md

Use the '-recursive' flag along with a snapshot ID and path to list directory contents recursively. For example, 'abc123:/etc' lists the contents of /etc within the 'abc123' snapshot.

```bash
$	plakar ls -recursive abc123:/etc
```

--------------------------------

### Remove snapshots older than a specified duration

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-rm.md

This command removes all snapshots that were created before the specified duration. For example, '-before 30d' removes snapshots older than 30 days.

```bash
$ plakar rm -before 30d
```

--------------------------------

### Set Policy Retention Duration

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Sets the 'since' option for a policy, defining the maximum age of backups to retain. For example, '3 months' means backups older than three months will be discarded.

```bash
plakar policy set weekly since='3 months'
```

--------------------------------

### Create a Snapshot

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar.md

Create a backup snapshot of the current directory and store it in the specified Kloset store. Ensure the store is accessible.

```bash
plakar at @mys3bucket backup
```

--------------------------------

### Sample manifest.yaml for 'fs' plugin

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-pkg-manifest.yaml.md

This is a sample manifest file for the 'fs' plugin, demonstrating the required fields and structure for packaging a Plakar plugin.

```yaml
# manifest.yaml
name: fs
display_name: file system connector
description: file storage but as external plugin
homepage: https://github.com/PlakarKorp/integrations/fs
license: ISC
tags: [ fs, filesystem, "local files" ]
api_version: 1.0.0
version: 1.0.0
connectors:
- type: importer
  executable: fs-importer
  protocols: [fs]
- type: exporter
  executable: fs-exporter
  protocols: [fs]
- type: storage
  executable: fs-store
  protocols: [fs]
```

--------------------------------

### Create a Local Plakar Repository

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Initializes a new Plakar backup repository at the specified directory. This command sets up the necessary structure for storing backups.

```sh
plakar at /var/backups create
```

--------------------------------

### Show All Policies (YAML)

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Displays the current retention policies configuration in YAML format. This is the default format.

```bash
plakar policy show
```

--------------------------------

### Show All Policies (JSON)

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Displays the current retention policies configuration in JSON format.

```bash
plakar policy show -json
```

--------------------------------

### Ignore files using patterns from files

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-backup.md

Demonstrates how to exclude files and directories from a backup by specifying paths to files containing gitignore-style patterns. This can be used with multiple ignore files.

```bash
$ plakar backup -ignore-file ~/common-ignore -ignore-file ~/project-ignore /var/www
```

--------------------------------

### Display a file with syntax highlighting

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-cat.md

This command displays a file's content with syntax highlighting applied, which is useful for code files. The '-highlight' option enables this feature. Ensure the path points to a file that can be highlighted.

```bash
$ plakar cat -highlight abc123:/home/op/korpus/driver.sh
```

--------------------------------

### Create a Plakar Store

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar.md

Use this command to create a new encrypted Kloset store. It can be created at the default location or a specified one.

```bash
plakar create
```

--------------------------------

### List Snapshots

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar.md

List all available snapshots stored in the default Kloset store. This helps in identifying snapshots for restoration or management.

```bash
plakar ls
```

--------------------------------

### Show Specific Policies (YAML)

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Displays the configuration for specified retention policies in YAML format.

```bash
plakar policy show weekly
```

--------------------------------

### Back Up a Directory with Plakar

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Creates a backup snapshot of the specified directory and stores it in the Plakar repository. The repository must be created first.

```sh
plakar at /var/backups backup /etc
```

--------------------------------

### List Repository States

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-diag.md

View all the states currently recorded in the repository. This command helps in understanding the repository's history.

```bash
$ plakar diag state
```

--------------------------------

### Open Plakar Web UI

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Launches the built-in web-based user interface for managing Plakar backups. This provides a graphical way to interact with the repository.

```sh
plakar at /var/backups ui
```

--------------------------------

### List all snapshots with short IDs

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-ls.md

Use 'plakar ls' to display all snapshots in the repository using their short IDs.

```bash
$	plakar ls
```

--------------------------------

### Create HTTPS Server with Custom Certificate

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-ui.md

Use this snippet to configure the Plakar UI to serve over HTTPS using custom certificate and key files. Ensure the certificate and key paths are correct.

```bash
$ plakar ui -cert fullchain.pem -key privkey.pem
```

--------------------------------

### Display VFS Details for a Path

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-diag.md

Examine the filesystem (VFS) details for a given path within a specific snapshot. This is useful for inspecting file attributes and metadata.

```bash
$ plakar diag vfs abc123:/etc/passwd
```

--------------------------------

### Show Repository Information

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-info.md

Displays general information about the Plakar repository. Use this command when you need an overview of the repository's internal structures.

```bash
plakar info
```

--------------------------------

### Authenticate via GitHub (default)

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-login.md

When no authentication method is specified, GitHub OAuth is assumed. A browser will be spawned to initiate the OAuth flow unless `-no-spawn` is specified.

```bash
$ plakar login
```

--------------------------------

### Serve UI with Custom Address and No Auto-Spawn

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-ui.md

Use this snippet to serve the Plakar UI on a specific address and prevent the automatic opening of the web browser.

```bash
$ plakar ui -addr localhost:9090 -no-spawn
```

--------------------------------

### Synchronize All Snapshots from Peer to Local Repository

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-sync.md

Synchronizes all snapshots from the peer repository '@peer' to the local repository '@repo'. This is useful for backing up or mirroring an entire repository.

```bash
$ plakar at @repo sync from @peer
```

--------------------------------

### Display Repository Information

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-diag.md

Use this command to view general information about the Plakar repository when no specific sub-command is provided.

```bash
$ plakar diag
```

--------------------------------

### Mount All Snapshots to a Local Directory

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-mount.md

Mount all available Plakar snapshots to a specified local directory using FUSE. Ensure the target directory exists or can be created.

```bash
$ plakar mount -to ~/mnt
```

--------------------------------

### Mount All Snapshots Allowing Other Users Access

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-mount.md

Mount all Plakar snapshots to a local directory, enabling access for users other than the one executing the command. This requires appropriate system permissions.

```bash
$ plakar mount -allow-others -to ~/mnt
```

--------------------------------

### Compare specific files across snapshots with highlighting

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-diff.md

This command compares a specific file across two snapshots and applies syntax highlighting to the diff output for better readability. Ensure the file path is correctly specified for both snapshots.

```bash
$ plakar diff -highlight abc123:/etc/passwd def456:/etc/passwd
```

--------------------------------

### Display Snapshot Details

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-diag.md

Retrieve detailed information about a specific snapshot by providing its ID. This includes metadata and file counts.

```bash
$ plakar diag snapshot abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Ignore files using inline patterns

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-backup.md

Shows how to specify gitignore-style exclusion patterns directly on the command line to exclude specific file types like temporary or log files from the backup.

```bash
$ plakar backup -ignore "*.tmp" -ignore "*.log" /var/www
```

--------------------------------

### Display Object Details

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-diag.md

Show detailed information for a specific object within the repository, identified by its object ID. This includes its MAC, type, and associated data chunks.

```bash
$ plakar diag object 1234567890abcdef
```

--------------------------------

### Create Tarball Archive of Entire Snapshot

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-archive.md

Creates a compressed tar.gz archive of the entire specified Plakar snapshot. Use this for full backups.

```bash
$ plakar archive -output backup.tar.gz -format tarball abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Create Zip Archive of Specific Directory

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-archive.md

Creates a zip archive of a specific directory within a Plakar snapshot. Useful for backing up only certain parts of a snapshot.

```bash
$ plakar archive -output dir.zip -format zip abc123:/var/www
```

--------------------------------

### Create Tar Archive with Rebasing

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-archive.md

Creates a tar archive from a Plakar snapshot, stripping the leading path from archived files to create a flat archive structure. This is useful when the directory hierarchy is not needed in the archive.

```bash
$ plakar archive -rebase -format tar abc123
```

--------------------------------

### List all snapshots with UUIDs

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-ls.md

Use the '-uuid' flag with 'plakar ls' to display the full UUID for each snapshot instead of the shorter snapshot ID.

```bash
$	plakar ls -uuid
```

--------------------------------

### Bi-directional Synchronization of Recent Snapshots

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-sync.md

Performs bi-directional synchronization with a peer repository for snapshots taken within the last 7 days. Useful for keeping repositories up-to-date with recent changes.

```bash
$ plakar sync -since 7d with @peer
```

--------------------------------

### List Snapshots in a Plakar Repository

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Displays a list of all available backup snapshots stored in the Plakar repository. This helps in identifying snapshots for restoration or inspection.

```sh
plakar at /var/backups ls
```

--------------------------------

### Compute Digest with BLAKE3 Algorithm

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-digest.md

Specify a different hashing algorithm, such as BLAKE3, to compute the digest of a file. This is useful for compatibility or specific security requirements.

```bash
plakar digest -hashing BLAKE3 abc123:/etc/netstart
```

--------------------------------

### Show Snapshot Information

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-info.md

Displays detailed information for a specific snapshot identified by its ID. Use this when you need to inspect the contents or metadata of a particular snapshot.

```bash
plakar info abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Mount Specific Snapshot by ID to a Directory

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-mount.md

Mount a particular Plakar snapshot, identified by its unique ID, to a local directory. Replace 'abc123' with the actual snapshot ID.

```bash
$ plakar mount -to ~/mnt abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Mount Latest Snapshot to a Local Directory

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-mount.md

Mount only the most recent Plakar snapshot to a specified local directory. This is useful for quick access to the latest version of your data.

```bash
$ plakar mount -to ~/mnt -latest
```

--------------------------------

### Duplicate a Snapshot

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-dup.md

Use this command to create a duplicate of an existing snapshot. Provide the ID of the snapshot you wish to duplicate.

```bash
$ plakar dup abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Compare root directories of two snapshots

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-diff.md

Use this command to compare the root directories of two specified Plakar snapshots.

```bash
$ plakar diff abc123 def456
```

--------------------------------

### Authenticate via environment variable

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-login.md

Use the `-env` option to persist the value of the `PLAKAR_TOKEN` environment variable into the configuration. Generate this token with `plakar-token-create(1)`.

```bash
plakar login -env
```

--------------------------------

### Restore a File

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar.md

Restore a specific file from a snapshot to the current directory. You need to provide the snapshot ID and the file path.

```bash
plakar restore -to . abcd:notes.md
```

--------------------------------

### Add a Remote Plakar Store (AWS S3)

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar.md

Add a remote Kloset store, such as an AWS S3 bucket, by specifying its location and access credentials. This command configures the store for subsequent operations.

```bash
plakar store add mys3bucket \
    location=s3://s3.eu-west-3.amazonaws.com/backups \
    access_key="access_key" \
    secret_access_key="secret_key"
```

```bash
plakar at @mys3bucket create
```

--------------------------------

### List snapshots with a specific tag

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-ls.md

Use the '-tag' flag with 'plakar ls' to filter and list snapshots that match a specific tag.

```bash
$	plakar ls -tag daily-backup
```

--------------------------------

### Mount Snapshots to an HTTP Endpoint

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-mount.md

Mount all Plakar snapshots to a remote HTTP endpoint. Ensure the specified hostname and port are accessible and configured for Plakar.

```bash
$ plakar mount -to http://hostname:8080
```

--------------------------------

### Argon2ID Parameters Configuration

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/docs/audit/2025-02-cryptography.md

Configuration for Argon2ID parameters, noting that memory is specified in KiB. The Threads parameter was later reduced to 1.

```go
Argon2IDParams: &Argon2IDParams{
        SaltSize: saltSize,
        Time:     4,
        Memory:   256 * 1024,
        Threads:  uint8(runtime.NumCPU()),
        KeyLen:   32,
},
```

--------------------------------

### Authenticate via GitHub without spawning browser

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-login.md

Use the `-no-spawn` option to prevent automatically opening a browser window for authentication flows, such as GitHub OAuth.

```bash
plakar login -no-spawn -github
```

--------------------------------

### Perform a fast check on specific paths of two snapshots

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-check.md

This command performs a rapid integrity check on designated paths within specific snapshots. The '-fast' flag skips MAC verification, focusing on structural validation. It targets '/etc/passwd' in snapshot 'abc123' and '/var/www' in snapshot 'def456'.

```bash
$ plakar check -fast abc123:/etc/passwd def456:/var/www
```

--------------------------------

### Display a file's contents from a snapshot

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-cat.md

Use this command to view the content of a specific file within a Plakar snapshot. Replace 'abc123' with your snapshot ID and '/etc/passwd' with the desired file path.

```bash
$ plakar cat abc123:/etc/passwd
```

--------------------------------

### Prune Snapshots with a Policy

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Executes the plakar prune command using a specified retention policy, such as 'weekly', to discard old backups.

```bash
plakar prune -policy weekly
```

--------------------------------

### Restore all files from a specific snapshot to the current directory

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-restore.md

Use this command to restore all files from a given snapshot ID to the current working directory.

```bash
plakar restore abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Restore a specific path from a snapshot to a specific directory

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-restore.md

Use this command to restore a particular file or directory path from a snapshot to a specified destination directory.

```bash
plakar restore -to /mnt/ abc123:/etc/apache2
```

--------------------------------

### Check login status

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-login.md

Use the `-status` option to check if the user is currently logged in. This option cannot be used with any other options.

```bash
plakar login -status
```

--------------------------------

### Restore all files from a specific snapshot to a specific directory

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-restore.md

This command restores all files from a snapshot ID to a specified destination directory.

```bash
plakar restore -to /mnt/ abc123
```

--------------------------------

### Generate a Plakar Token

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-token-create.md

Use this command to generate a new token for authenticating with Plakar services. This token can then be exported as an environment variable for automated logins.

```bash
$
plakar token create
```

```bash
$ export PLAKAR_TOKEN=...
$ plakar login -env
```

--------------------------------

### Scrypt Parameters for Password Hashing

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/docs/audit/2025-02-cryptography.md

These are the scrypt parameters used for password hashing in Plakar. Consider switching to Argon2id for improved security and performance.

```go
    KDFParams: KDFParams{
            N:      1 << 15,
            R:      8,
            P:      1,
            KeyLen: 32,

```

--------------------------------

### Perform a full integrity check on all snapshots

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-check.md

This command initiates a comprehensive integrity check across all snapshots in the Plakar repository. No specific paths or snapshots are targeted, so the entire repository is scanned.

```bash
$ plakar check
```

--------------------------------

### Add a New Retention Policy

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Creates a new retention policy entry identified by a name. Additional options can be set during creation.

```bash
plakar policy add weekly
```

--------------------------------

### Compute Digest of a File

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-digest.md

Use this command to compute the default SHA256 digest of a file within a specific snapshot. Provide the snapshot ID and the path to the file.

```bash
plakar digest abc123:/etc/passwd
```

--------------------------------

### Synchronize a Specific Snapshot

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-sync.md

Synchronizes a snapshot with the ID 'abcd' to a peer repository. Use this when you need to transfer a particular snapshot.

```bash
$ plakar sync abcd to @peer
```

--------------------------------

### Show Snapshot Errors

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-info.md

Displays errors found within a specified snapshot. Use this option when troubleshooting issues or verifying the integrity of a snapshot.

```bash
plakar info -errors abc123
```

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### Mount Specific Snapshot to an HTTP Endpoint

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-mount.md

Mount a particular Plakar snapshot, identified by its ID, to a remote HTTP endpoint. Replace 'abc123' with the actual snapshot ID.

```bash
$ plakar mount -to http://hostname:8080 abc123
```

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### Restore a specific path from a snapshot to a remote destination

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-restore.md

Use this command to restore a specific file or directory path from a snapshot to a specified remote destination.

```bash
plakar restore -to  @s3target abc123:/etc/apache2
```

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### Synchronize Plakar Stores

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Synchronizes Plakar Kloset stores across locations. This command is used for implementing backup strategies like 3-2-1 or advanced sync workflows.

```sh
plakar at /var/backups sync to @s3
```

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### Log out from the current session

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-logout.md

Use this command to end your current authenticated session with the Plakar platform.

```bash
plakar logout
```

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### Restore all files from a snapshot to a remote destination

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-restore.md

This command restores all files from a snapshot ID to a specified remote destination, such as an S3 bucket.

```bash
plakar restore -to @s3target abc123
```

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### Search for files ending in 'wd'

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-locate.md

Use plakar locate with a shell glob pattern to find files ending with 'wd'. The patterns may need to be quoted to prevent shell expansion.

```bash
$ plakar locate '*wd'
abc123:/etc/master.passwd
abc123:/etc/passwd
```

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### Restore a Snapshot from Plakar

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/README.md

Restores a specific snapshot from the Plakar repository to a target directory. Replace <snapshot-id> with the actual ID of the snapshot to restore.

```sh
plakar at /var/backups restore -to /tmp/restore <snapshot-id>
```

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### Remove snapshots older than a year and with a specific tag

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-prune.md

This command combines age and tag filtering to remove snapshots that are both older than one year and possess the specified tag. This allows for more granular cleanup policies.

```bash
$ plakar prune -years 1 -tag daily-backup
```

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### Remove a Policy

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Removes a retention policy identified by its name from the configuration.

```bash
plakar policy rm weekly
```

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### Remove snapshots with a specific tag

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-prune.md

Use this command to delete all snapshots that have been assigned a particular tag. This is helpful for removing all backups of a certain type, like daily backups.

```bash
$ plakar prune -tag daily-backup
```

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### Remove snapshots older than a specified number of days

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-prune.md

This command prunes snapshots that were created more than the specified number of days ago. This is useful for automated cleanup of old backups.

```bash
$ plakar prune -days 30
```

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### Remove Old Snapshots

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar.md

Remove snapshots that are older than a specified duration. This is useful for managing storage space.

```bash
plakar rm -before 30d
```

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### Remove snapshots older than a duration and with a specific tag

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-rm.md

This command combines age and tag filtering to remove snapshots. It deletes snapshots older than the specified duration AND matching the given tag.

```bash
$ plakar rm -before 1y -tag daily-backup
```

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### Remove an Option from a Policy

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-policy.md

Removes a specific option (e.g., 'since') from a retention policy identified by its name.

```bash
plakar policy unset weekly since
```

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### Remove a specific snapshot by ID

Source: https://github.com/plakarkorp/plakar/blob/main/subcommands/help/docs/plakar-prune.md

Use this command to delete a single, precisely identified snapshot from the repository.

```bash
$ plakar prune abc123
```

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