While creating incremental backups is relatively simple (and can be automated, e.g. via rdiff-backup), in order to access a specific state of a file one first has to manually restore the backup, which is both not-simple and tedious if you need to browse through multiple states. So is there a FUSE which allows to transparently access previous states e.g. via some filename@2013-01-23 (the backup made at that date, if existing) or filename@{-2} (two backups ago) syntax while the current and backup files reside on arbitrary filesystems (including remote ones, e.g. nfs backups while the current state is on a local ext3)?
Is there a FUSE which permits transparently accessing incremental backups?
backup;fuse;rdiff backup
$ apt-cache search rdiff fuserdiff-backup-fs - Fuse filesystem for accessing rdiff-backup archives(untested). http://code.google.com/p/rdiff-backup-fs/