On 2021-11-18 14:00, edgar.soldin--- via Duplicity-talk
duplicity-talk-at-nongnu.org |duplicity-talk| wrote:
On 18.11.2021 22:42, zga9uhnq4g--- via Duplicity-talk wrote:
I run duplicity daily with --full-if-older-than 1W, and it displays
counts and sizes for new, deleted and changed files and indicates
when it is doing a full rather than incremental backup. Sometime I
look at those numbers (e.g. if they are bigger than I expected) and
wonder, which files caused the statistics.
Is there a way to see what files were added, deleted, and changed
(and maybe their sizes or size changes) in the latest (or some
earlier) increment, either by adding some option(s) to the backup
command or using a separate command after the backup is complete?
I've read the duplicity man page and other documentation and haven't
seen a way to do this (although I might have missed it). I tried
adding --verbosity 5, which did include the information I'm looking
for, but it also produced hundreds of lines additional output that I
found useless.
hey Peter,
although the necessary informations are contained in the incremental
there is currently unfortunately no command to list them specifically.
regards.. ede/duply.net
In that case, please consider this a feature request 😁.