httm

Interactive, file-level Time Machine-like tool for ZFS, btrfs, and nilfs2 snapshots (plus Time Machine/Restic).

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An interactive, file-level Time Machine–like tool for ZFS, btrfs and nilfs2 snapshots, httm lists deduplicated unique file versions by modify time and size, showing size, date and locations and letting users select and restore files or snapshot mounts. It targets Linux and BSD homelab users and system administrators who need a faster, less error-prone way to find and restore specific file versions and also supports Time Machine and Restic backups.

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