proxmox-file-restore list <snapshot> <path>
to list files (make sure you've configured the environment variables with your PBS repository and credentials)vm/2000/2021-03-31T12:55:48Z
and i want the win.ini
file:proxmox-file-restore extract vm/2000/2021-03-31T12:55:48Z /drive-sata0.img.fidx/part/2/Windows/win.ini
Either that or pull out the path you want and then copy it to the container withThanks I got that to work. How would I use this to put the file into the container, for example? Do I run the backup client inside the container?
pct push <vmid> <file> <destination>
pct mount <vmid>
and then copied into directly.No, currently there's not really an interactive file explorer for the VM based file-restore where one can even select files to extract.Is there a "CLI Browser" for the file systems? So you can navigate in the folders and select the files you want to extract?
proxmox-backup-client mount
for interactive mounts of file-based backups.proxmox-backup-client map
to map a block-based one as block-device (which then could be mounted, but mounting is always a privileged action that should be only done on trusted images).Yeah, the proxmox-backup-client map doesn't work that well with lvm because you have two LVMs with the same ID and name on your VM. Maybe a future improvement for the proxmox-file-restore client?No, currently there's not really an interactive file explorer for the VM based file-restore where one can even select files to extract.
But you could useproxmox-backup-client mount
for interactive mounts of file-based backups.
https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/backup-client.html#mounting-of-archives-via-fuse
There's alsoproxmox-backup-client map
to map a block-based one as block-device (which then could be mounted, but mounting is always a privileged action that should be only done on trusted images).