To restore files from the Linux command line, use the "Restore.sh" script located in the "bin" directory of the OBM installation home (e.g. /usr/local/obm/bin/Restore.sh).
To run the script, if the OBM_HOME variable is not set you must set the OBM_HOME environment variable to the installation home (e.g. /usr/local/obm) and then export the variable. For example:
root> OBM_HOME=/usr/local/obm
root> export OBM_HOME
Simply edit the "Restore.sh" file to specify what it is you want to restore, and then run the script. For example, changing the following variables within the script will restore the directory "/etc" to the directory "/tmp" using the backup set named "BackupSet1" using the latest point-in-time backup:
BACKUP_SET=BackupSet1
RESTORE_TO=/tmp
RESTORE_FROM=/etc
POINT_IN_TIME=Current
Once the files have been restored you can move them back into revelant directory or database.