Acronis backup recovery 10 advanced server Manuale
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-l|--list
Lists already mounted user mode block devices.
-m|--mount mountpoint
Mounts the archive image specified by the -f|--filename option into the folder specified by the
mountpoint option. The partition index should be specified by the -i|--index option. Image file
contents (partitions and their indices) may be listed by the trueimagecmd --list --
filename:filename command.
mountpoint option. The partition index should be specified by the -i|--index option. Image file
contents (partitions and their indices) may be listed by the trueimagecmd --list --
filename:filename command.
To mount an incremental image, you must have all previous incremental images and the initial full image. If any
of the successive images is missing, mounting is impossible.
of the successive images is missing, mounting is impossible.
-u|--umount mountpoint
Unmounts the device mounted at mountpoint, destroys the kernel space block device and stops
the user space daemon.
the user space daemon.
-s|--stop pid
Destroys the kernel space block device and stops the user space daemon specified by pid. This
command should be used if an error occurs while the mounting and unmounted user space
daemon/kernel space block device pair survives. Such a pair is listed by the -l|--list command
with none written in the mountpoint field.
command should be used if an error occurs while the mounting and unmounted user space
daemon/kernel space block device pair survives. Such a pair is listed by the -l|--list command
with none written in the mountpoint field.
-o|--loop
A test command. Mounts a file, specified in the -f|--filename option, containing a valid Linux
filesystem, as if it were an Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 archive. The command may be used, for
example, to estimate an image compression level, by comparing the time, necessary for copying
a file from the image, with the time for copying the mounted (non-compressed) file.
filesystem, as if it were an Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 archive. The command may be used, for
example, to estimate an image compression level, by comparing the time, necessary for copying
a file from the image, with the time for copying the mounted (non-compressed) file.
trueimagemnt supports the following command options:
-f|--filename archive filename
The image file name. trueimagemnt transparently supports Network File System (NFS) and
Samba network access. To access an NFS network drive, specify the image file name as follows:
Samba network access. To access an NFS network drive, specify the image file name as follows:
nfs://hostname/share name:/remote filename
For example:
trueimagemnt -m /mnt/md1 -f nfs://dhcp6-
223.acronis.com/sdb3/nfs_root:/mike/md1.tib -i 2
mounts /mike/md1.tib archive, located on dhcp6-223.acronis.com node in /sdb3/nfs_root
directory exported by NFS.
To get Samba network access, specify the image file name as follows:
directory exported by NFS.
To get Samba network access, specify the image file name as follows:
smb://hostname/share name/remote filename
The hostname may be specified with the username and password as:
username:password@hostname, unless the user name or password contains the @ or / symbols.
For example:
username:password@hostname, unless the user name or password contains the @ or / symbols.
For example:
trueimagemnt -m /mnt/md1 -f smb://dhcp6-223.acronis.com/sdb3/mike/md1.tib -i 2
mounts /mike/md1.tib archive, located on dhcp6-223.acronis.com node in /sdb3 directory
exported by Samba.
exported by Samba.
-p|--password password
Specifies the password to explore password protected images.