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= Snapshots =
Snapshots are used to create a point-in-time copy of a file system or file sets.
Snapshots can be used to quickly restore files or folders that were unintentionally deleted. Snapshots also provide a form of file versioning and the ability to revert to a previous version of a file, depending on the time interval between snapshots.

'''Snapshots:'''

Inside your share (Speichervorhaben), you can find the Snapshots in the subdirectory ".snapshots":
<pre>
>cd .snapshots
>ls
@GMT-2017.08.10-19.07.13 @GMT-2017.09.09-14.15.00 @GMT-2017.09.14-20.15.00 @GMT-2017.09.16-16.15.00 @GMT-2017.09.19-08.15.00
@GMT-2017.08.11-01.07.13 @GMT-2017.09.09-22.15.00 @GMT-2017.09.14-20.45.00 @GMT-2017.09.16-16.45.00 @GMT-2017.09.19-09.00.00
@GMT-2017.08.11-07.07.13 @GMT-2017.09.10-06.15.00 @GMT-2017.09.14-21.15.00 @GMT-2017.09.16-17.15.00 @GMT-2017.09.19-03.15.00
@GMT-2017.09.19-03.45.00 @GMT-2017.09.19-05.45.00 @GMT-2017.09.19-07.45.00
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S Richling: Created page with "= Snapshots = Snapshots are used to create a point-in-time copy of a file system or file sets. Snapshots can be used to quickly restore files or folders that were unintentiona..."