How to find the creation date/time of btrfs snapshots
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Is there a general way to find the creation date of btrfs snapshots, or is it necessary to encode the date in the snapshot name, as it is e.g. done by Timeshift?
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Is there a general way to find the creation date of btrfs snapshots, or is it necessary to encode the date in the snapshot name, as it is e.g. done by Timeshift?
btrfs snapshot
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Is there a general way to find the creation date of btrfs snapshots, or is it necessary to encode the date in the snapshot name, as it is e.g. done by Timeshift?
btrfs snapshot
asked Dec 15 at 21:21
Robert Pollak
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Is there a general way to find the creation date of btrfs snapshots, or is it necessary to encode the date in the snapshot name, as it is e.g. done by Timeshift?
btrfs snapshot
btrfs snapshot
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Robert Pollak
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You can use:
btrfs subvol show path
You can grep for Creation time.
edited Dec 16 at 10:12
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answered Dec 16 at 2:10
Gregor
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Thanks! I have now created github.com/kdave/btrfs-progs/pull/158 "Mention how to find the subvolume creation time" against the man page.
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You can use:
btrfs subvol show path
You can grep for Creation time.
edited Dec 16 at 10:12
Robert Pollak
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answered Dec 16 at 2:10
Gregor
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Thanks! I have now created github.com/kdave/btrfs-progs/pull/158 "Mention how to find the subvolume creation time" against the man page.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 8:51
If you find this answer useful, please mark my man page pull request with a positive reaction.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 15:20
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You can use:
btrfs subvol show path
You can grep for Creation time.
edited Dec 16 at 10:12
Robert Pollak
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answered Dec 16 at 2:10
Gregor
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Thanks! I have now created github.com/kdave/btrfs-progs/pull/158 "Mention how to find the subvolume creation time" against the man page.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 8:51
If you find this answer useful, please mark my man page pull request with a positive reaction.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 15:20
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You can use:
btrfs subvol show path
You can grep for Creation time.
edited Dec 16 at 10:12
Robert Pollak
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answered Dec 16 at 2:10
Gregor
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You can use:
btrfs subvol show path
You can grep for Creation time.
edited Dec 16 at 10:12
Robert Pollak
1105
answered Dec 16 at 2:10
Gregor
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edited Dec 16 at 10:12
Robert Pollak
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edited Dec 16 at 10:12
Robert Pollak
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Thanks! I have now created github.com/kdave/btrfs-progs/pull/158 "Mention how to find the subvolume creation time" against the man page.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 8:51
If you find this answer useful, please mark my man page pull request with a positive reaction.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 15:20
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Thanks! I have now created github.com/kdave/btrfs-progs/pull/158 "Mention how to find the subvolume creation time" against the man page.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 8:51
If you find this answer useful, please mark my man page pull request with a positive reaction.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 15:20
Thanks! I have now created github.com/kdave/btrfs-progs/pull/158 "Mention how to find the subvolume creation time" against the man page.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 8:51
Thanks! I have now created github.com/kdave/btrfs-progs/pull/158 "Mention how to find the subvolume creation time" against the man page.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 8:51
If you find this answer useful, please mark my man page pull request with a positive reaction.
– Robert Pollak
Dec 16 at 15:20
If you find this answer useful, please mark my man page pull request with a positive reaction.
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