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\fB\-\-no\-live\fR
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only display information concerning snapshot versions (display no information regarding live versions of files or directories). [aliases: dead, disco]
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\fB\-\-alt\-store=\fR<ALT_STORE>
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give priority to discovered alternative backups stores, like Restic, and Time Machine. If this flag is specified, httm will drop non\-alternative store datasets and place said alternative backups store snapshots, as snapshots for the root mount point ("/"). Before use, be careful that the repository is mounted. You may need superuser privileges to view a repository mounted with superuser permission. httm also includes a helper script called "equine" which can assist you in mounting remote and local Time Machine snapshots. [possible values: restic, timemachine]
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\fB\-\-no\-snap\fR
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only display information concerning 'pseudo\-live' versions in any Display Recursive mode (in \fB\-\-deleted\fR, \fB\-\-recursive\fR, but non\-interactive modes). Useful for finding the "files that once were" and displaying only those pseudo\-live/zombie files. [aliases: undead, zombie]
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\fB\-\-alt\-store=\fR<ALT_STORE>
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give priority to discovered alternative backups stores, like Restic, and Time Machine. If this flag is specified, httm will drop non\-alternative store datasets and place said alternative backups store snapshots, as snapshots for the root mount point ("/"). Before use, be careful that the repository is mounted. You may need superuser privileges to view a repository mounted with superuser permission. httm also includes a helper script called "equine" which can assist you in mounting remote and local Time Machine snapshots. [possible values: restic, timemachine]
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\fB\-\-map\-aliases\fR [<MAP_ALIASES>]
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manually map a local directory (eg. "/Users/<User Name>") as an alias of a mount point for ZFS or btrfs, such as the local mount point for a backup on a remote share (eg. "/Volumes/Home"). This option is useful if you wish to view snapshot versions from within the local directory you back up to a remote network share. This option requires a value. Such a value is delimited by a colon, ':', and is specified in the form <LOCAL_DIR>:<REMOTE_DIR> (eg. \fB\-\-map\-aliases\fR /Users/<User Name>:/Volumes/Home). Multiple maps may be specified delimited by a comma, ','. You may also set via the environment variable HTTM_MAP_ALIASES. [aliases: aliases]
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