Man page - cyr_backup(8)
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Manual
CYR_BACKUP
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
MODES
EXAMPLES
HISTORY
FILES
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
COPYRIGHT
NAME
cyr_backup - Cyrus IMAP documentation
Inspect contents of Cyrus backups.
SYNOPSIS
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list chunks
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list mailboxes
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list messages
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list all
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
show mailboxes [
mboxname
|
uniqueid
]...
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
show messages
guid
...
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
dump chunk
id
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
dump message
guid
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json chunks
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json mailboxes
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json messages
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json headers
guid
...
DESCRIPTION
NOTE:
Cyrus Backups are experimental, incomplete, and deprecated as of 3.10.
cyr_backup is a tool for inspecting the contents of a Cyrus backup.
cyr_backup reads its configuration options out of the imapd.conf(5) file unless specified otherwise by -C .
In all invocations, backup is interpreted according to the specified MODE. See Modes below.
cyr_backup provides the following sub-commands:
|
list |
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list chunks
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list mailboxes
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list messages
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
list all
List chunks, mailboxes, or messages contained in backup.
|
show |
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
show mailboxes
[
mboxname
|
uniqueid
]...
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
show messages
guid
...
show mailboxes shows the contents (i.e. the contained messages) of mailboxes matching each given mboxname or uniqueid in the named backup. The uid, expunged time, and guid of each message are shown.
show messages shows details of messages matching each given guid in the named backup. The guid, containing mailboxes, and MIME headers of each message are shown.
|
dump |
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
dump chunk
id
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
dump message
guid
Dump the contents of the specified chunk or message contained in the named backup to standard out. Chunks are output as uncompressed backup data format (which is a replication protocol stream). Messages are output in their on-disk format (typically MIME).
dump chunk is mainly useful for diagnostic purposes.
dump message may be useful as part of a manual message restoration process, when the restoration destination does not support the restore(8) command.
|
json |
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json chunks
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json mailboxes
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json messages
cyr_backup
[OPTIONS] [MODE]
backup
json headers
guid
...
Dump information about the chunks, mailboxes or messages contained in the named backup to standard out, in JSON format.
OPTIONS
-C config-file
Use the specified configuration file config-file rather than the default imapd.conf(5) .
-v, --verbose
Increase the verbosity. Can be specified multiple times.
MODES
-f, --filename
backup is interpreted as a filename. The named file does not need to be known about in the backups database.
-m, --mailbox
backup is interpreted as a mailbox name. There must be a known backup for the user whose mailbox this is.
Known backups are recorded in the database specified by the backup_db and backup_db_path configuration options.
-u, --userid
backup is interpreted as a userid. There must be a known backup for the specified user.
This is the default if no mode is specified.
EXAMPLES
HISTORY
FILES
SEE ALSO
restore(8)
AUTHOR
The Cyrus Team
COPYRIGHT
1993–2025, The Cyrus Team