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If you need to restore a backup, look at how backups are done on each VPS (script /usr/local/sbin/gigatux-backup.sh) and use the rdiff-backup --restore functionality to restore to an appropriate location. If a full VPS restore is required, create a new logical volume to do this (lvcreate) and change the relevant /etc/xen/xenXX file to point to this to test it out. | If you need to restore a backup, look at how backups are done on each VPS (script /usr/local/sbin/gigatux-backup.sh) and use the rdiff-backup --restore functionality to restore to an appropriate location. If a full VPS restore is required, create a new logical volume to do this (lvcreate) and change the relevant /etc/xen/xenXX file to point to this to test it out. | ||
For example, something like the following will attempt to restore a directory from two weeks ago: | |||
rdiff-backup -v3 --restore-as-of 2W [email protected]::/mnt/gigatux/backup-lvm-new/backup-xen-node01001-14/home/dreamful . | |||
=Removing= | =Removing= | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 13 May 2012
If you need to restore a backup, look at how backups are done on each VPS (script /usr/local/sbin/gigatux-backup.sh) and use the rdiff-backup --restore functionality to restore to an appropriate location. If a full VPS restore is required, create a new logical volume to do this (lvcreate) and change the relevant /etc/xen/xenXX file to point to this to test it out.
For example, something like the following will attempt to restore a directory from two weeks ago:
rdiff-backup -v3 --restore-as-of 2W [email protected]::/mnt/gigatux/backup-lvm-new/backup-xen-node01001-14/home/dreamful .
Removing
If a customer cancels their service which has a backup associated with it, we need to delete the backup. Use a command like the below to do this:
rdiff-backup --force -v3 --remove-older-than 0D [email protected]::/mnt/gigatux/backup-lvm-new/backup-xen-node00001-49