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rusnapshot: Restore a snapshot.

rusnapshot

$ sudo rusnapshot -c ${path-to-config-toml} --id ${snapshot_id} --restore

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This is a command that uses the "rusnapshot" utility with elevated privileges (sudo) to restore a snapshot based on the provided parameters.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

"sudo": It stands for "superuser do" and allows the command to be executed with administrative/root privileges. This may be required to perform certain actions or access specific files.
"rusnapshot": It is the name of the utility or program being executed. It is assumed to be properly installed and available in the system's PATH.
"-c ${path-to-config-toml}": This option specifies the path to a configuration file in TOML format. TOML is a human-readable configuration format, and this file likely contains various settings for the snapshot operation.
"--id ${snapshot_id}": This option specifies the identifier (ID) of the snapshot that should be restored. The specific value of "${snapshot_id}" should be replaced with the actual snapshot ID.
"--restore": This option instructs the "rusnapshot" utility to perform a restore operation based on the provided parameters.

Overall, this command executes the "rusnapshot" program with administrative privileges, using a specified configuration file and snapshot ID to restore a particular snapshot.

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.

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