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Although the exported backup jobs will help you if you need to get the backup configuration set up again, the backed up files themselves are completely described by data at the destination, which is also what allows the local database to be rebuilt (sometimes too slowly) from destination data, should the local disk get destroyed. Dated dlist files list files, and refer into the dblock files for data. How the backup process works describes this.
How neat would it be to eventually get this process automated (perhaps optionally) and in some way slipstreamed into the main backup set, in such a way that a database rebuild command could check first and see whether it exists, and if so, speed up the database rebuild by a factor of 100?
I tested a little bit and backed up my Duplicati databases in my profile. After that I restored them on a newly installed machine to my new profile. All jobs were available when starting Duplicati. So I decided to regularly backup my databases for having them present when installing a new OS or my system is crashing down.
I'm trying to build a lab for testing with the configuration on my Netscaler. I haven't done much on the lab image, just downloaded the same version, mounted it on Vmware, added the IP and the user and when I try to upload the backup it says "Not authorized to execute this command". I tried creating a new superadmin user and nothing. I tried connecting to the Netscaler with winSCP to upload the backup via FTP and I receive the following error
If you are using the backup made from the system backup command (or in the GUI under system backup) that particular backup can only be imported/restored on the ADC appliance that made it. It can't be used as a "restore from backup" to bring a new system up to a given state.
Have you encountered any issues after restore? Im having issues with my forms after backup restore, all forms cannot be open via preview nor new submission. But submitted data are intact, have plenty of free space, root partition also have enough space.
The component that powers the preview and web form submissions stores some information outside the core database that we backup. If that data is also not restored, you will run into some of the issues you are describing. I recently ran into this issue and we'll be providing some guidance on this limitation in our backups in the upcoming Central v1.2 release.
If you have full machine backups, it might be good to try that restore to see if that works better. If you don't and you have access to a recent copy of the /central folder, I can provide some high-level guidance on how to get previews working again.
How exactly did you restore? If you have the existing central folder and you are restoring into the same folder as described at -backup/#restoring-a-backup, the previews should work. Is that what you did?
Hi Yaw, yes as described at -backup/#restoring-a-backup, copied the central folder to the new central server and executed the intstructions. Forms and data submissions are intact but preview and new submissions still cant be accessed.
If you have distributed public access links and have an ongoing campaign that uses those links, then new previews and web submissions links might be too disruptive. In that case, you'll need to dump the Enketo databases and secrets from the old machine and restore it to the new machine so you can have your old previews and web submission links.
Hello all! I had a VPS with Mesh installed on it around 2 years ago and that VPS has since been taken out of commission but I downloaded a backup. After re-installing Mesh today, I was having issues with MongoDB not being able to connect on localhost after restoring said backup file so I followed this tutorial to get Mesh installed with a downloaded MongoDB: howto:installation:manual:ubuntu [MeshCentral Community Wiki] (meshcentral-community.com) and now there is no restore option active. Is anyone able to help me get this backup restored (for my devices)?
Update:
I moved the folder containing the backup in the "backup location" stated by describedatastore.
In my command I removed the source-loc parameter.
Now the restore backup is running...
I really dont get the documentation, from what I saw my previous command should have worked.
We back up all of our computers to a NAS on our home network using N360. We had a computer die a couple years ago. We still have the backups out on the NAS. I need to get some files off that backup for an IRS audit, but cannot seem to find a way to restore that backup to a location on a new computer. I can't even see it from the computer. I have tried to create a new backup set, etc., without any luck. To be clear, the PC itself sees the mapped drive and can see all the backups from every PC. What I want to do is restore the backup from the old PC to the new PC (Thumb drive or hard drive) so I can browse the files and find the paperwork.
I found one article that seems to speak to this, but the link is now dead.
Thanks for your reply. I have tried this, but the issue is that I do not see the dead computer when use Norton. I can see the file on the NAS (43 GB) and navigate the filesystem, but as it is in Norton backup form, I cannot just grab files. Do you have any suggestions for seeing the backup via N36)?
You say you have found the backup set for the dead computer on the NAS? From my instructions in the link I gave above, you need to restore that backup to one of your working computers. Create a temporary folder on the good computer, and in the Restore To options, choose to restore to a different location and choose your temp folder. That will restore everything and you will then be able to pick the files you need to use for your audit.
Yes, but when I go to do this, #1 you have circled above does not show the backup set from that old computer as an option to restore from. It only shows the backup set from the computer I am using currently. However, if I go onto the NAS itself, I can see that we have the backup there from 1/29/2018, which is 42.1 GB. I put some screen captures below that hopefully clears things up. What I would like to do is restore the 1/29/2018 backup to my new computer, but cannot see it as a place to restore from. I have restored other sources to make sure it works and have been successful - just can't get the source to see this backup for some reason.
The safest way to do this is to not attempt any in-place upgrades on the existing, outdated Discourse instance. Instead, we will manually create a backup and import it into a blank but up-to-date Discourse instance.
The RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake db:migrate step seems to be overriding all the data even after I have restored the data with psql -d discourse -f /shared/discourse-backup.sql. I end up with a clean install in the end.
1). Backup /home/user to a remote drive, including hidden directories/files.
2). Install an upgraded OS (Debian Buster) from scratch.
3). Try to figure out how to get all the user stuff back for Brave Browser from the backup.
I have found Brave-related files in backup of /.cache, /.config and /.local. Can I simply copy those files from the backup to the new installation, launch Brave Browser, and it will pick everything up?
If it's data replication you're after, does that mean you want the database functional in both locations? In that case, you probably want the backup / restore option as that will leave the current database fully functional.
In regards to the "create a new file". If you detach a database you can copy the MDF file immediately. It's already there ready to be copied. However, if you perform a backup, you have to wait for the .BAK file to be created and then move it to it's new location for a restore. Again this all comes down to is this a snapshot copy or a migration.
Backing up and restoring makes much more sense, even if you might eek out a few extra minutes from a detach attach option instead. You have to take the original database offline (disconnect everyone) prior to a detach, and then the db is unavailable until you reattach. You also have to keep track of all of the files, whereas with a backup all of the files are grouped. And with the most recent versions of SQL Server the backups are compressed.
In addition, the COPY_ONLY functionality only matters for the differential base, not for the LOG. All log backups can be applied in sequence from any backup assuming there was no break in the log chain. There is a slight difference with the archive point, but I can't see where that matters.
Solution 2 would be my choice... Primarily becuase it won't create any downtime on the source database. The only disadvatage i can see is that depending on the database recovery model, the transaction log will be truncated meaning if you wanted to restore any data from the transaction log you'd be stuffed, you'd have to use your backup file.
I have spend almost a week building up the menus and different functions on my sambapos but now I have problem with my pc (very common problem in win 10 unidentified network on my LAN/ can not connect to second station ). I tried million things to fix it but no luck , so I have to restore my pc to factory settings:joy_cat:
So my question is if I back up data base and install it on my pc again after recovery will i loose anything , are all the menus and my hard work still going be there? Thanks
Hi all,This thread is where I get pointed to for help on restoring a backup made with the backup addon. However nowhere in this thread (or anywhere else for that matter) discusses how to restore a fulldisk-dd backup. This is subtly different from the method described here for a dd backup restore. So if you have created a backup which ends in .ddfull.gz you need to approach things slightly differently.
If you use the method described in the first page of this thread for dd restore you will get a corrupted partition and the dd operation will run out of space and fail to complete. This is because ddfull.gz backups are dd's of the whole physical disk including all partitions and that includes the EFI boot partition.
The procedure for restoring is almost the same but differs in the restore instruction used.
- boot into a recovery live boot linux system