borg:tldr:c4300
borg: Mount a repository as a FUSE filesystem.
$ borg mount ${path-to-repo_directory}::${Monday} ${path-to-mountpoint}
try on your machine
This command is using the borg mount
command to mount a backup repository stored in ${path-to-repo_directory}
and retrieve the contents of the backup from a specific snapshot or archive named ${Monday}
. The retrieved contents will be mounted at ${path-to-mountpoint}
on the local file system.
borg mount
: This command is used to mount a Borg backup repository to access its contents.${path-to-repo_directory}
: This represents the directory where the Borg backup repository is located.::
: Double colons are used in Borg commands to separate the repository from the archive name or snapshot to specify the desired data to be accessed.${Monday}
: This indicates the specific snapshot or archive from which the data is being retrieved. In this case,${Monday}
represents a placeholder for the name of a snapshot or archive created on a Monday.${path-to-mountpoint}
: This indicates the directory on the local file system where the retrieved contents of the backup will be mounted for access.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.