kdb stash
This command will stash away the system, user and spec configuration, i.e. it releases all mount points and reset Elektra to a clean state. Afterwards a timestamp which can be used to restore everything will be printed.
The backup will be done in the /var/tmp directory, so make sure the backup is not deleted.
kdb set user:/x foo
#>
#> Create a new key user:/x with string "foo"
kdb mount a.ini /a
kdb mount
#> a.ini on /a with name /a
#> none on system:/info/elektra/constants with name system:/info/elektra/constants
#> /usr/local/share/doc/elektra/CONTRACT.ini on system:/info/elektra/contract/#0 with name system:/info/elektra/contract/#0
#> none on system:/info/elektra/desktop with name system:/info/elektra/desktop
#> /usr/local/share/doc/elektra/METADATA.ini on system:/info/elektra/metadata/#0 with name system:/info/elektra/metadata/#0
#> none on system:/info/elektra/uname with name system:/info/elektra/uname
kdb backup
#> kdb restore 1500000000
kdb get user:/x
#> Did not find key
kdb mount
kdb restore 1500000000
kdb get user:/x
#> foo
kdb mount
#> a.ini on /a with name /a
#> none on system:/info/elektra/constants with name system:/info/elektra/constants
#> /usr/local/share/doc/elektra/CONTRACT.ini on system:/info/elektra/contract/#0 with name system:/info/elektra/contract/#0
#> none on system:/info/elektra/desktop with name system:/info/elektra/desktop
#> /usr/local/share/doc/elektra/METADATA.ini on system:/info/elektra/metadata/#0 with name system:/info/elektra/metadata/#0
#> none on system:/info/elektra/uname with name system:/info/elektra/uname
