Recovering grizzly from backup:

use the recover command in this directory by calling

./recover [options] [path]

suggested options are:

-a  automatic recover without interactive session

-d  specify destination, e.g. /mnt/root (the mounted new root partition)

-s  specify the backup-server: zeus.rz.uni-saarland.de

-t  specify another backup date than the newest version
    example: Fri Apr 25 12:52:40 2003

-q  be quiet

-f  force overwrite

-i  set the default answer for conflicting files:

    n: do not recover conflicting file
    N: do never again recover conflicting files
    y: overwrite file
    r: save file <name> as <name>.R
    R: save every forthcoming file <name> as <name>.R

    Note: This only sets the DEFAULT answer. You will be asked anyway!

-I  specify a file with a list of paths to be recovered

suggested call may be:

./recover -a -s zeus.rz.uni-saarland.de -d /mnt/root -q -f /