@ -291,8 +291,8 @@ A process to restore the database from such backup would look like this:
1. Enter `backups` container shell: `docker-compose exec backups /bin/sh`
1. Enter `backups` container shell: `docker-compose exec backups /bin/sh`
2. Inside the container, locate and choose the backup file: `ls -t /backups/*.sql.gz`
2. Inside the container, locate and choose the backup file: `ls -t /backups/*.sql.gz`
3. Clear database (**THIS WOULD DELETE EVERYTHING IN THE DB**): `psql -h db -U $DB_USER $DB_NAME -e -c "drop schema public cascade; create schema public"`
3. Clear database (**THIS WOULD DELETE EVERYTHING IN THE DB**): `psql -h db -U $TTRSS_DB_USER $TTRSS_DB_NAME -e -c "drop schema public cascade; create schema public"`
3. Restore the backup: `zcat /backups/ttrss-backup-yyyymmdd.sql.gz | psql -h db -U $DB_USER $DB_NAME`
3. Restore the backup: `zcat /backups/ttrss-backup-yyyymmdd.sql.gz | psql -h db -U $TTRSS_DB_USER $TTRSS_DB_NAME`
Alternatively, if you want to initiate backups from the host, you can use something like this:
Alternatively, if you want to initiate backups from the host, you can use something like this:
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3 years ago