Add hour to revert options about dropbox-restore

[bekoeppel]

That would be a great feature indeed. I think it's already possible, if you specify the date and time like yyyy-mm-dd-HH-MM-SS. So for example python2.7 restore.py /photos/nyc 2013-03-09-10-44-32 for 10:44:32. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.

[clark800]

Yes, I think you can do that, except you have to be careful about time zones. If anyone has time to figure out how to properly deal with time zones, let me know.

[bekoeppel]

Well at the moment it seems to be in UTC.

[joelamos]

It would probably be a good idea to document the ability to use yyyy-mm-dd-HH-MM-SS (UTC) in your README file

[kimberleyhansen]

Agreed, if that functionality exists...

[joelamos]

It does, as confirmed by the above comments and my own testing.

[kimberleyhansen]

Oh…gotcha.

Badass.

K

On Tue, Oct 8, 2013 at 3:13 PM, Joel Christophel
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It does, as confirmed by the above comments and my own testing.

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[clark800]

I added a note about this to the readme. It is not supported yet because there is no guarantee in Dropbox's API documentation that the timestamps will always be in UTC.