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| + | == Backup == | ||
Run in bash following commandline to dump only users settings to /tmp/settings.sql | Run in bash following commandline to dump only users settings to /tmp/settings.sql | ||
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mydb='voipmonitor'; mysql ${mydb} -Ne "show tables from voipmonitor where \ | mydb='voipmonitor'; mysql ${mydb} -Ne "show tables from voipmonitor where \ | ||
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"| sed -e "s/^/--ignore-table=${mydb}./" |xargs mysqldump -c --skip-triggers --skip-add-locks --no-create-info ${mydb} > /tmp/settings.sql | "| sed -e "s/^/--ignore-table=${mydb}./" |xargs mysqldump -c --skip-triggers --skip-add-locks --no-create-info ${mydb} > /tmp/settings.sql | ||
| + | == Restore == | ||
If you wish to restore dumpfile, with with creation of a new db: | If you wish to restore dumpfile, with with creation of a new db: | ||
mysqladmin create voipmonitor | mysqladmin create voipmonitor | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 23 November 2015
Backup
Run in bash following commandline to dump only users settings to /tmp/settings.sql
mydb='voipmonitor'; mysql ${mydb} -Ne "show tables from voipmonitor where \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'alerts_%' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'cdr%' AND \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` NOT LIKE 'cdr_custom_headers' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE '%country%' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'register%' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'cache_number_location' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'contenttype' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'files' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'live_packet' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'message' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'rtp_stat' OR \
\`Tables_in_${mydb}\` LIKE 'system' \
"| sed -e "s/^/--ignore-table=${mydb}./" |xargs mysqldump -c --skip-triggers --skip-add-locks --no-create-info ${mydb} > /tmp/settings.sql
Restore
If you wish to restore dumpfile, with with creation of a new db:
mysqladmin create voipmonitor
Let your latest sensor, creates new tables needed for voipmonitor service:
/etc/init.d/voipmonitor restart
Let your GUI creates tables needed for GUI, Just login to web GUI with your browser (If you are already logged in, logout first and then 'relogin'. (default login is admin / admin)
http://voipmonitor_IP
Remove data from tables that are customizable by users/admins (because these data was dumped).
mysql voipmonitor -e "SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS = 0; TRUNCATE table tracker_category; TRUNCATE table tracker_priority; TRUNCATE table tracker_status; SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS = 1;"
Restore settings
mysql voipmonitor < /tmp/settings.sql
Not recommended but can be usefull other way to backup GUI settings