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== Locations ==
 
== Locations ==
  
* /backup on [[Machine/treehouse]]: [[Machine/jita]]'s daily filesystem backups
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* /backup on [[Machine/treehouse]]: daily filesystem backups for [[Machine/jita]]
* /backup on [[Machine/housetree]]: [[Machine/sunjammer]]'s daily filesystem backups
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* /backup on [[Machine/housetree]]: daily filesystem backups for [[Machine/sunjammer]]
* /backup on sunjammer.sugarlabs.org: [[Machine/sunjammer]]'s database dumps: ldap, mysql and pgsql
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* /backup on sunjammer.sugarlabs.org: daily database dumps (ldap, mysql and pgsql) for [[Machine/sunjammer]]
* backup.sugarlabs.org: backups of all other systems
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* backup.sugarlabs.org: daily backups of all other systems
  
 
== Administrative contact ==
 
== Administrative contact ==

Revision as of 16:16, 27 December 2011

Locations

Administrative contact

bernie AT sugarlabs DOT org

Sysadmins

For non-emergency calls, preferably send email to the administrative contact.

backup.sugarlabs.org

This is the main backup server for all Sugarlabs Machines.

Backup account:

sugarbackup@backup.sugarlabs.org:/home/sugarbackup/

(backup.sugarlabs.org is an alias for owl.laptop.org)

We use the script system-full-backup to perform the daily backups with duplicity. Each machine backup is encrypted with a different password. If you need a password, ask User:Bernie.

Sunjammer

Machine/sunjammer's filesystem is being backed up on Machine/treehouse using rsync + 7 days of history with hard links.

The MySQL, PostgreSQL and LDAP databases are being backed up daily on backup.sugarlabs.org, encrypted with gpg. TODO: at the moment, we don't have a script to cleanup old backups.

Restoring files from duplicity backups

To restore a backup try something like:

  duplicity restore -t 7D --restore-time <yyyy/mm/dd --file-to-restore <source/path/to/restore/from>  scp://sugarbackup@backup.sugarlabs.org/backup/<machine.sugarlabs.org>  </destination/path/to/restore/to>
  • Replace <> with your values


Example:

  duplicity restore -t 7D --restore-time 2000/01/01 --file-to-restore var/lib/mysql/wordpress  scp://sugarbackup@backup.sugarlabs.org/backup/sunjammer.sugarlabs.org  /home/bernie/restore/wordpress


the --restore-time is a workaround for a bug in duplicity when restoring backups in the past


See Also