btrfs-sxbackup-destroy(1)

💖 btrfs-sxbackup-destroy — destroy a backup job 💖

okay bestie, welcome to btrfs-sxbackup-destroy(1) — the section 1 manual page for saying bye-bye to a backup job. yes, we're in the group chat of Unix manuals now. pull up a chair 🎀

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

btrfs-sxbackup destroy [-h] [--purge] <subvolume> [<subvolume> ...]

like. that's the whole vibe. you say destroy, you point it at one (or a million) <subvolume>s, and it goes to work. 🦋

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

Destroy a btrfs-sxbackup job.

that's it. that's the tea. you want a backup job gone, this is the little command that handles it, and honestly? she's serving main character energy 👑

💅 OPTIONS 💅

• <subvolume> — the backup job's source or destination subvolume. can be a local path, or an SSH url. yes, either one, she's flexible like that 🫶
• -h, --help — show the help message and exit. your classic "wait what does this do again" button, no cap 😭
• --purge — removes all backup snapshots from source and destination. like, every single one. on both sides. that's not a drill, bestie 💀

ok real talk for one sec: --purge wipes all the backup snapshots from both the source and the destination. if you're just trying to tidy up, maybe double check yourself first, because this one does not do "oops undo" 🙈

🔥 SEE ALSO 🔥

• btrfs-sxbackup(1) — the parent manual, go read her, she's iconic

and that's the page!! this lil btrfs-sxbackup-destroy(1) moment was brought to you by Marco Schindler, version 0.5.9 — mwah, ty for your service king 💜✨