bupstash-recover-removed(1)

bupstash-recover-removed1

Usage

Recover repository items that were removed, but that have not yet been deleted via garbage collection.

bupstash recover-removed [OPTIONS]

Overview

bupstash recover-removed allows a user to undo all 'rm' operations that have taken place since the last invocation of bupstash-gc(1). In other words, this command provides a way to correct errors and accidental invocations of bupstash-rm(1).

bupstash recover-removed requires 'put' and 'get' permissions for the repository being operated on.

Options

-r, --repository REPO

The repository to connect to and operate on. May be of the form ssh://$SERVER/$PATH for remote repositories if ssh access is configured. If not specified, is set to BUPSTASH_REPOSITORY.

--no-progress

Suppress progress indicators (Progress indicators are also suppressed when stderr is not an interactive terminal).

-q, --quiet

Be quiet, implies --no-progress.

Environment

BUPSTASH_REPOSITORY

The repository to connect to. May be of the form ssh://$SERVER/$PATH for remote repositories if ssh access is configured.

BUPSTASH_REPOSITORY_COMMAND

A command to run to connect to an instance of bupstash-serve(1). This allows more complex connections to the repository for less common use cases.

From bupstash 0.12.0-4 in Arch Linux 2026-11-07. Parsed by carta from the page's roff source.