CLI zmbackupquery Network Edition only
CLI zmbackupquery Network Edition only
For the most recent information on this CLI, including syntax and description, see ZCS Administrator's Guide Network Edition > Appendix A Command-Line Utilities.
ZCS 6.0.x
zmbackupquery
The zmbackupquery command is used to find full backup sets. The command can be used to find a specific full backup set or full backup sets since a specific date, or all backup sets in the backup directory.
To find out the best full backup to use as the basis for point-in-time restore of an account, run a command like this:
$ zmbackupquery -a <account email> --type full --to <restore-to time>
Syntax
zmbackupquery [options]
Description
Long Name | Short Name | Description |
---|---|---|
--account | -a | <arg> Account email addresses separated by white space or all for all accounts |
--debug | -d | Display diagnostics for debugging purposes |
--help | -h | Shows the help for the usage options for this tool |
--from | <arg> List backups whose start date/time is at or after the date/time specified here. | |
--label | -lb | <arg> The label of the full backup session to query. An example of a label is backup200507121559510. |
--server | -s | <arg> Mail server host name. For format, use either the plain host name or the server.domain.com name. The default is the localhost name. |
--target | -t | <arg> Specifies the backup target location (The default is <zimbra_home>/backup.) |
--to | <arg> List backups whose start date/time is at or before the date/time specified here. | |
--type | <arg> Backup set type to query. “full” or “incremental”, both are queried if one is not specified. | |
--verbose | -v | Returns detailed status information |
Date/Time Formats
Specify date/time in one of these formats:
2008/12/16 12:19:23 2008/12/16 12:19:23 257 2008/12/16 12:19:23.257 2008/12/16-12:19:23-257 2008/12/16-12:19:23 20081216.121923.257 20081216.121923 20081216121923257 20081216121923
Specify year, month, date, hour, minute, second, and optionally millisecond.
Month/date/hour/minute/second are 0-padded to 2 digits, millisecond to 3 digits.
Hour must be specified in 24-hour format, and time is in local time zone.
ZCS 5.0.x
ZCS 4.5.x