I use the default backup utility of ubuntu (deja-dup) in the settings panel. Today I delete by error one directory. I tried to restore it but I did not succeed. Must I restore all my backup if I only need one single directory or file ?
Thanks.
deja-dup
I use the default backup utility of ubuntu (deja-dup) in the settings panel. Today I delete by error one directory. I tried to restore it but I did not succeed. Must I restore all my backup if I only need one single directory or file ?
Thanks.
Best Answer
Of course you can do that. From the gnome DejaDup Help wiki (oh and where it says file you can also read directory)
Restore a Lost File with Déjà Dup (wiki link)
Restore a Previous Version of a File with Déjà Dup (wiki link)
Note that for Ubuntu you'll need the
ubuntuone-client
package installed in order for the menu entries to appear in Nautilus, even if you're not using Ubuntu One.Also note that Mate's version of Nautilus, Caja, does not support restoring files.
Pro Tips
You can revert files on the command line: