When I use the UI to do a restore I get a nice list of time/date stamped versions from which to choose.
Certain command line, um, commands (such as compare) also provide a list of time/date stamped versions.
The versions all seem to be fine but the date/time stamps don’t seem to match for some reason - they don’t even seem to be off by timezone type gaps:
The GUI based times/dates are what I would expect them to be, so from where are the command line ones coming?
All the dates are stored in UTC, and then converted to the user time when displaying. I guess there is some issue with the commandline not converting them for display:
outwriter.WriteLine(" do not attach the database to an issue!!!");
outwriter.WriteLine();
return 0;
}
public static int ListChanges(TextWriter outwriter, Action<Duplicati.Library.Main.Controller> setup, List<string> args, Dictionary<string, string> options, Library.Utility.IFilter filter)
{
var fullresult = Duplicati.Library.Utility.Utility.ParseBoolOption(options, "verbose") || Duplicati.Library.Utility.Utility.ParseBoolOption(options, "full-result");
if (args.Count < 1)
return PrintWrongNumberOfArguments(outwriter, args, 1);
// Support for not adding the --auth-username if possible
string dbpath;
options.TryGetValue("dbpath", out dbpath);
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(dbpath))
{
dbpath = Library.Main.DatabaseLocator.GetDatabasePath(args[0], new Duplicati.Library.Main.Options(options), false, true);
if (dbpath != null)
options["dbpath"] = dbpath;
D’oh, I didn’t realized the GUI and command line list the versions in different order so thought the times didn’t even line up on the minute (otherwise I likely would have figured UTC).
D’oh! I did not even notice that they were sorted inversely myself!
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