How to restore and backup with backuppc
Posted in technologyAfter you had setup backuppc lets try to access it by typing the ip address of the server
http://ip address/backuppc
it will ask you the username and password
Click on 'Start Full Backup' button to start your first backup. Note that this first backup will take a while. The next time you back up, it will be an 'incremental' backup and should only take a few minutes.
If you get any error messages, let the administrator know of that message
You should see a screen like the above.
Then click the checkboxes next to the files and folders you want to restore and click on 'restore selected files.'
Once you click on 'restore selected files,' a screen like the below should show up. There are 3 options to what to do with the files / folders you've selected.
Option 2 and 3 will archive the files / folders and let you download the archived package as .zip or .tar respectively. This feature has other potential uses than just backup / restoration; you can access the backed up files / folders from anywhere in the world!
http://ip address/backuppc
it will ask you the username and password
Click on 'Start Full Backup' button to start your first backup. Note that this first backup will take a while. The next time you back up, it will be an 'incremental' backup and should only take a few minutes.
If you get any error messages, let the administrator know of that message
7. Retrieve backed-up data
To restore files / folders, simply click on 'browse backups' link on the left menu.You should see a screen like the above.
Then click the checkboxes next to the files and folders you want to restore and click on 'restore selected files.'
Once you click on 'restore selected files,' a screen like the below should show up. There are 3 options to what to do with the files / folders you've selected.
- Option 1: Direct Restore
- Option 2: Download Zip archive
- Option 3: Download Tar archive
Option 2 and 3 will archive the files / folders and let you download the archived package as .zip or .tar respectively. This feature has other potential uses than just backup / restoration; you can access the backed up files / folders from anywhere in the world!
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