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Command Line restore

I clicked when I should have clacked... I need to restore my previous settings, however, now that I messed things up I am unable to get to the management GUI and only have access to the command line. I found the back up files when I did the backup.plx -l and I do know that these are good backups. I can not find any command line data to do the restore. I would appreciate any assistance.

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0 SLGizmo over 16 years ago

Thanks I did something of the sort. I had a 3 month old backup of the VM. So I removed the previous, uploaded the previous, and configured it from there.
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0 SLGizmo over 16 years ago

Thanks I did something of the sort. I had a 3 month old backup of the VM. So I removed the previous, uploaded the previous, and configured it from there.
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0 anonymous_02 over 16 years ago in reply to SLGizmo

Usage: backup [ [-i ] | [-d ] | [-l] | [-o ] | [-p ]]
  -i      Imports the given backupfile.
  -d      Asks for passphrase, decrypts the given backupfile and writes it to the current directory.
           -l      List available backups
           -o      Write a unencrypted backup to outfile
           -p      Print the given backupfile in a 'human readable' format
                   Without any arguments, backup sends an Auto-Backup to the configured recipients.
For an encrypted backup that would be "backup.plx -d "
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