Open source Home Automation System
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If you have to recover from a disaster (SD corrupted), correct me if I'm wrong, you have to reinstall the same version of Domoticz that was running prior to corruption in order to have the backup DB workingDerik wrote:the reason is why?
And perhaps be careful with set back to a older version.
Your DB can be corrupt..
Thanks it is good to know. If the statement I made in the answer to Derik is correct, it would be great that Domoticz provides a repositery of previous versions.waaren wrote:Hi Nicolas,
I recently started to make a copy of the old version when I upgrade to a later Beta.
For RPI I have:
Domoticz V3.7722
Domoticz V3.7969
Domoticz V3.7972
Domoticz V3.7976
Domoticz V3.7991
Domoticz V3.8000
Domoticz V3.8005
Domoticz V3.8007
Domoticz V3.8015
Domoticz V3.8027
Domoticz V3.8034
Domoticz V3.8035
Domoticz V3.8038
Domoticz V3.8055
Domoticz V3.8061
Happy to send you one of these if that will help.
Indeed, but in case of emergency, it could be quite challenging to most of us to get a working compiled version especially when time is counted to get the system working again. So I think it would be a great relief if such a repositery could be accessed whenever needed.gordonb3 wrote:If you can build from source you can download any version you like straight from GitHub by referencing the hash code. If you don't know the hash code you can git clone the current tree and do a repeated git revert HEAD to find the correct version (add 2107 to the result of `git rev-list HEAD --count`).
Indeed. I'm volunteering to offer 300 GiB of disk space and a sftp service with an 200Mb/sec upstream link. Once the necessary environment is in place someone from the dev team could have a write access to make the deposits.gordonb3 wrote:Just looking at my own build system, I have packages around ~11-12MiB. Quick calculation says a repository such as you are referring to would need around 70GiB per platform.