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-text=(:title Backup and Restore:)%0a(:Summary:background information and some basic backup and restore procedures:)%0a%0aThis page has some background information on making backups and explains some basic *nix backup and restore procedures.%0a%0a!! Introduction%0a%0aYour wiki installation contains some unique data in the following directories:%0a%0a    local/         Local configuration scripts%0a    cookbook/      Recipes obtained from the [[(Cookbook:)Cookbook]]%0a    pub/           Publicly accessible files%0a    wiki.d/        Wiki pages%0a    uploads/       [[Uploads|Uploaded files]] (attachments)%0a%0aA good backup plan will include periodically archiving these directories — or at bare minimum [@local/@] and [@wiki.d/@].  Good practice dictates keeping your backup archives on a separate machine.%0a%0a!! Simple Backup and Restore (*nix)%0a%0aWhen it comes to backup, simpler is better.  %0aSince the pmwiki distribution is very small (about 1/4 megabyte), it's simplest to just archive the distribution files along with the data.%0a%0a!!! Making a Backup Archive%0a%0aThe following *nix command, executed from the parent directory of your wiki's directory, will put a complete backup archive of your site in your home directory.%0a%0a-> [@%0atar -zcvf  ~/wiki-backup-`date +%25Y%25m`.tar.gz  wiki/%0a@]%0a%0a[[#restore]]%0a!!! Restoring the Backup Archive%0a%0a!!!! Simple Method%0a%0aYour site can be restored and running in under 30 seconds with%0a%0a-> [@%0atar -zxvf ~/wiki-backup-200512.tar.gz%0afind wiki/uploads/ -type d |xargs chmod 777%0afind wiki/wiki.d/ -type d |xargs chmod 777%0a@]%0a%0a!!!! A Slightly-More-Secure Method%0a%0aThe simple restore commands above will give you world-writable files and directories.  You can avoid world-writable permissions by letting PmWiki create directories with the proper attributes (ownership and permissions) for you.%0a%0aStart with%0a%0a-> [@%0atar -zxvf ~/wiki-backup-200512.tar.gz%0arm -rf wiki/wiki.d%0arm -rf uploads%0achmod 2777 wiki/%0a@]%0a%0aNow upload a file in each group that had uploads.  If your site doesn't have uploads, just visit your site once so the wiki.d/ directory will be created.%0a%0aFinish your installation with%0a%0a-> [@%0achmod 755 wiki/%0atar -zxvf ~/wiki-backup-200512.tar.gz%0a@]%0a%0a%0a!!! Details%0a%0aThe commands on this page assume your site is in a directory called "wiki/".  The test backup was made in December, 2005 so it's named accordingly.%0a%0aYour site will only have an uploads/ directory if uploads are enabled.%0a%0aThe backup command uses a date stamp (YYYYMM) in the filename.  If you automate the command via cron you'll wind up with monthly snapshots of your site.  You can get a daily snapshot by appending %25d to the date command ([@`date +%25Y%25m%25d`@] will get you YYYYMMDD).  Be wary of space limitations if you have a large uploads/ directory.%0a%0a%0a!! Miscellaneous%0a%0a!!! Backup via FTP%0aDownload and install a ftp client like [[http://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client|Filezilla]]%0a%0a# Using the ftp client connect to the server where you host pmWiki using%0a## the IP address (ex: 123.234.56.67) or the ftp name (ex: ftp.myhost.com)%0a## supply your account name (ex: mylogin) and password (ex: myp4ssw0rd)%0a# Move to your pmWiki directory (ex: @@/usr/mylogin/web/wiki/@@ or @@/tahi/public_html/pmwiki@@ )%0a# Select the folder you want to backup as explained before (probably either only the data or the whole wiki directory)%0a** for data you will want to backup both the directories%0a*** @@wiki.d@@ for user page data%0a*** @@pmwikiuploads@@ (or @@uploads@@) for your attachments (uploads)%0a** for system you will want, at a minimum, to backup both the directories%0a*** @@local@@ for configuration data %0a*** @@pub@@ for local CSS and skins customisations%0a# Download them to a local folder%0a# Use [[http://www.7-zip.org/ | 7zip]] or a similar software to build an archive of this backup%0a%0aYou can also very easily sync your FTP directories with your hard disc via this command line:%0a->  [@ wget -nv -np -m ftp://user:password@ftp.yourhost.net/ @]%0a'-Download [[http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm | Wget for Windows]] (other systems normally have it installed).-'%0a%0aAlternatively, you can also mirror your FTP directories with lftp:%0a-> [@ lftp -u your_user_name,your_password -e "mirror --verbose  /wiki.d /path/to/local/folder" ftp://your_host @]%0a(this will mirror only the /wiki.d folder, replace with / to mirror everything)%0a%0a[[#rsync]]%0a!!! Using rsync%0aSee Cookbook:BackupWithRsync and Cookbook:TwoWayMirroringWithRsync.%0a%0a!! See Also%0a%0a* A [[http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.wiki.pmwiki.user/20317| thread]] [gmane.org] on the pmwiki-users mailing list.%0a* A [[(Cookbook:)Backup Pages]] recipe in the cookbook.%0a* A [[(Cookbook:)Backup HTML Zip]] recipe in the cookbook.%0a
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+text=(:title Backup and Restore:)%0a(:Summary:background information and some basic backup and restore procedures:)%0a%0aThis page has some background information on making backups and explains some basic *nix backup and restore procedures.%0a%0a!! Introduction%0a%0aYour wiki installation contains some unique data in the following directories:%0a%0a    local/         Local configuration scripts%0a    cookbook/      Recipes obtained from the [[(Cookbook:)Cookbook]]%0a    pub/           Publicly accessible files%0a    wiki.d/        Wiki pages%0a    uploads/       [[Uploads|Uploaded files]] (attachments)%0a%0aA good backup plan will include periodically archiving these directories — or at bare minimum [@local/@] and [@wiki.d/@].  Good practice dictates keeping your backup archives on a separate machine.%0a%0a!! Simple Backup and Restore (*nix)%0a%0aWhen it comes to backup, simpler is better.  %0aSince the pmwiki distribution is very small (about 1/4 megabyte), it's simplest to just archive the distribution files along with the data.%0a%0a!!! Making a Backup Archive%0a%0aThe following *nix command, executed from the parent directory of your wiki's directory, will put a complete backup archive of your site in your home directory.%0a%0a-> [@%0atar -zcvf  ~/wiki-backup-`date +%25Y%25m`.tar.gz  wiki/%0a@]%0a%0a[[#restore]]%0a!!! Restoring the Backup Archive%0a%0a!!!! Simple Method%0a%0aYour site can be restored and running in under 30 seconds with%0a%0a-> [@%0atar -zxvf ~/wiki-backup-200512.tar.gz%0afind wiki/uploads/ -type d |xargs chmod 777%0afind wiki/wiki.d/ -type d |xargs chmod 777%0a@]%0a%0a!!!! A Slightly-More-Secure Method%0a%0aThe simple restore commands above will give you world-writable files and directories.  You can avoid world-writable permissions by letting PmWiki create directories with the proper attributes (ownership and permissions) for you.%0a%0aStart with%0a%0a-> [@%0atar -zxvf ~/wiki-backup-200512.tar.gz%0arm -rf wiki/wiki.d%0arm -rf uploads%0achmod 2777 wiki/%0a@]%0a%0aNow upload a file in each group that had uploads.  If your site doesn't have uploads, just visit your site once so the wiki.d/ directory will be created.%0a%0aFinish your installation with%0a%0a-> [@%0achmod 755 wiki/%0atar -zxvf ~/wiki-backup-200512.tar.gz%0a@]%0a%0a%0a!!! Details%0a%0aThe commands on this page assume your site is in a directory called "wiki/".  The test backup was made in December, 2005 so it's named accordingly.%0a%0aYour site will only have an uploads/ directory if uploads are enabled.%0a%0aThe backup command uses a date stamp (YYYYMM) in the filename.  If you automate the command via cron you'll wind up with monthly snapshots of your site.  You can get a daily snapshot by appending %25d to the date command ([@`date +%25Y%25m%25d`@] will get you YYYYMMDD).  Be wary of space limitations if you have a large uploads/ directory.%0a%0a%0a!! Miscellaneous%0a%0a!!! Backup via FTP%0aDownload and install a ftp client like [[https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client|Filezilla]]%0a%0a# Using the ftp client connect to the server where you host PmWiki using%0a## the IP address (ex: 123.234.56.67) or the ftp name (ex: ftp.myhost.com)%0a## supply your account name (ex: mylogin) and password (ex: myp4ssw0rd)%0a# Move to your pmWiki directory (ex: @@/usr/mylogin/web/wiki/@@ or @@/tahi/public_html/pmwiki@@ )%0a# Select the folder you want to backup as explained before (probably either only the data or the whole wiki directory)%0a** for data you will want to backup both the directories%0a*** @@wiki.d@@ for user page data%0a*** @@pmwikiuploads@@ (or @@uploads@@) for your attachments (uploads)%0a** for system you will want, at a minimum, to backup both the directories%0a*** @@local@@ for configuration data %0a*** @@pub@@ for local CSS and skins customisations%0a# Download them to a local folder%0a# Use [[https://www.7-zip.org/ | 7zip]] or a similar software to build an archive of this backup%0a%0aYou can also very easily sync your FTP directories with your hard disc via this command line:%0a->  [@ wget -nv -np -m ftp://user:password@ftp.yourhost.net/ @]%0a'-Download [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/getgnuwin32/ | Wget for Windows]] (other systems normally have it installed).-'%0a%0aAlternatively, you can also mirror your FTP directories with lftp:%0a-> [@ lftp -u your_user_name,your_password -e "mirror --verbose  /wiki.d /path/to/local/folder" ftp://your_host @]%0a(this will mirror only the @@/wiki.d@@ folder, replace with / to mirror everything)%0a%0a[[#rsync]]%0a!!! Using rsync%0aSee Cookbook:BackupWithRsync and Cookbook:TwoWayMirroringWithRsync.%0a%0a!! See Also%0a%0a* A [[https://www.pmwiki.org/pipermail/pmwiki-users/2005-December/thread.html#20661| backups thread]]  on the pmwiki-users mailing list.%0a* A [[(Cookbook:)Backup Pages]] recipe in the cookbook.%0a* A [[(Cookbook:)Backup HTML Zip]] recipe in the cookbook.%0a
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