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opsi manual opsi version 4.0.2
13.5.4 Restore from a backup file
To restore data from a backup file, use the command opsi-backup restore.
You have to give the path to the backup file as parameter.
The command opsi-backup restore --help gives information about the options for the command restore.
opsi-backup restore --help
usage: opsi-backup restore [-h] [--backends {file,mysql,dhcp,auto,all}]
[--configuration] [-f]
file
required arguments:
file The backup archive to restore data from.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--backends {file,mysql,dhcp,auto,all}
Select a backend to restore or ’all’ for all backends.
Can be given multiple times.
--configuration Restore opsi configuration.
-f, --force Ignore sanity checks and try to apply anyway. Use
with caution! (Default: false)
opsi-backup restore has the following options:
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• --backends {file,mysql,dhcp,auto,all}
Specifies the backend to restore. This option may be used multiple times.
The option --backends=all specifies that the data from all backends which are found in the backup file shall be
restored.
The default is --backends=auto. This restores the data from the backup file to the system using the actual
configuration data from /etc/opsi/backendManager/dispatch.conf.
opsi-backup restore --backends=file --backends=mysql opsi_backup.tar.bz2
opsi-backup restore --backends=all opsi_backup.tar.bz2
Caution
If you changed your backend configuration since you have created the backup, no or not all data will be restored.
In this case you have to use the --backends=all option and then to convert the restored data to the now used
backend using opsi-convert.
• --configuration
Specifies that the opsi configuration has to be restored.
This option is not default at restore command.
opsi-backup restore --configuration opsi_backup.tar.bz2
• -f, --force
To avoid data damage opsi-backup makes a system compatibility check (opsi Version, OS-Version, Host- and
Domain Name) before restoring data and aborts if the actual system differs from the system the backup file was
created on. Using this option you may override this check.
opsi-backup restore -f opsi_backup.tar.bz2
Example
opsi-backup restore --configuration --backends=all opsi_backup.tar.bz2