Docs
- Installation and Server Setup
- Setting Up Your Server to Allow Clients to Connect to Google
- Setting Up Your Server to Allow Clients to Connect to Facebook
- Installing on Linode - Quick Start Guide
- Understanding Themes
- Creating a New Site in SetSeed
- Setting Up SSL For Your Sites
- Making a Website Live
- Creating Backups
- Restoring a Backup
- Adding Redirects to a Website
- Server Level API
- Creating Themes with Design Mode
- Working with Templates
- Creating Widgets
Restoring a Backup of a Site
This article assumes you have set up your server to create incremental backups.
The backup files are stored inside a 'backups' folder within each site's corresponding folder in the main 'sites' folder.
They are named as follows:
daily-1.sql
daily-2.sql
daily-3.sql
daily-4.sql
daily-5.sql
daily-6.sql
daily-7.sql
weekly-1.sql
weekly-2.sql
weekly-3.sql
weekly-4.sql
weekly-5.sql
monthly-1.sql
monthly-2.sql
monthly-3.sql
monthly-4.sql
monthly-5.sql
monthly-6.sql
monthly-7.sql
monthly-8.sql
monthly-9.sql
monthly-10.sql
monthly-12.sql
As a backup gets older, the number increases. i.e daily-2.sql is a backup from 2 days ago, weekly-3 is the backup from 3 weeks ago. Given the interval and cycle the exactly age may vary somewhat. Check the file created time over FTP to check when it was actually created.
To restore one of these the process is as follows:
Copy the whole folder for the site, and rename it to something that you'll recognise. i.e sites/sitetorestore gets duplicated to sites/restoredsite
Then, move the backup file to sites/restoredsite/db.sql so that the default database ready for importing is based on a historic version. Then, reload the Hub and import the new site for the 'restoredsite' folder. The new site will be a restored version of the original site.