diff --git a/docs/08-disaster-recovery.md b/docs/08-disaster-recovery.md index 7b33308..4621d7e 100644 --- a/docs/08-disaster-recovery.md +++ b/docs/08-disaster-recovery.md @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ There is one .dlist file for each backup version. The data itself is stored in a ## Inventory of files that are going to be corrupted -Prior to corrupting the consistent backup, we can inventory what the consequences are if these files get lost. You can use the Duplicati command `affected` to see which files are affected by a remote file. The `affected` command needs the local database, so you can perform this operation only if you have a fully working Duplicati installation for this backup job. See [The AFFECTED command>](#_The_AFFECTED_command) for more information. +Prior to corrupting the consistent backup, we can inventory what the consequences are if these files get lost. You can use the Duplicati command `affected` to see which files are affected by a remote file. The `affected` command needs the local database, so you can perform this operation only if you have a fully working Duplicati installation for this backup job. See [The AFFECTED command](04-using-duplicati-from-the-command-line/#the-affected-command) for more information. The first command returns which source files need information from the remote file `duplicati-b69a2a32a50bb4c6d8780389efdbf7442.dblock.zip.aes`. @@ -260,13 +260,13 @@ This command fill download all remote files from ``, decrypt the file Required information: * **Storage type** -In this example the backup is stored using FTP, but all storage types are supported. See [Storage Providers](#_Storage_Providers) for more information. +In this example the backup is stored using FTP, but all storage types are supported. See [Storage Providers](05-storage-providers) for more information. * **Address, path and credentials to access the remote files** In this example the address is `myftpserver.com`, the path is `/Backup/Pictures`, the FTP username is `duplicati` and the FTP password is `backup`. * **The passphrase used to encrypt the backup** In this example the passphrase `4u7P_re5&+Gb>6NO{` was used for the backup. * **Optional advanced options for access to the remote files** -If you applied any options that are needed to get access to the backend files, supply these options here. See [Storage Providers](#_Storage_Providers) for more information. +If you applied any options that are needed to get access to the backend files, supply these options here. See [Storage Providers](05-storage-providers) for more information. ***** > ![](icon_important.png) Store information about your backup configuration (storage provider, storage location, credentials and passphrase) on a safe location that is also available when your computer Duplicati is lost. Without this information, your backup files are useless, because the passphrase is the only way to decrypt the files in your backup. @@ -440,7 +440,7 @@ After all backup files are downloaded, decrypted and indexed, you can start with `Duplicati.RecoveryTool.exe restore [version] [options]` -`` is a required option. It should point to the location where your downloaded remote files are stored. Optionally add `--targetpath` to specify where files must be restored to, otherwise the files are restored to their original locations. Use filters or the `--exclude` option to perform a partial restore. See [exclude](#_exclude) and [APPENDIX E Filters](#_APPENDIX_E_Filters) for more information. +`` is a required option. It should point to the location where your downloaded remote files are stored. Optionally add `--targetpath` to specify where files must be restored to, otherwise the files are restored to their original locations. Use filters or the `--exclude` option to perform a partial restore. See [exclude](06-advanced-options/#exclude) and [APPENDIX D Filters](appendix-d-filters) for more information. In this example, files are restored to `C:\Restore`, so an empty folder `C:\Restore` is created first.