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  cd /usr/local/mor/backups
  cd /usr/local/mor/backups
 
Untar backup:
  gunzip '''backupname'''.tar.gz (gunzip delete archived folder and left only unarchived folder).
  tar xvfz '''backupname'''.tar.gz  


2. Stop Apache and Asterisk services:
2. Stop Apache and Asterisk services:
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  killall -9 asterisk  
  killall -9 asterisk  


3.Data base import: <br>
3. Data base import: <br>
Import file which you gunziped at first step.
Import file which you gunziped at first step.
  mysql mor < '''backupname'''.sql
  mysql mor < '''backupname'''.sql
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Then upgrade to your version as you checked with previous command:
Then upgrade to your version as you checked with previous command:


  svn update /usr/src/mor
  /usr/src/mor/MOR_VERSION/db/db_update.sh
 
cd /usr/src/mor/db/[9,10,x] and run import_changes.sh of your checked version.


5. Restart mysql:
5. Restart mysql:

Latest revision as of 11:13, 7 January 2022



About

The backup system backs up the MOR database and allows it to be restored at any time. More information about Backups from MOR GUI you can be found here

Workflow

1. Connect to your server over ssh and go to backup folder:

cd /usr/local/mor/backups

Untar backup:

tar xvfz backupname.tar.gz 

2. Stop Apache and Asterisk services:

/etc/init.d/httpd stop
killall -9 safe_asterisk 
killall -9 asterisk 

3. Data base import:
Import file which you gunziped at first step.

mysql mor < backupname.sql

4. Data base update:

Notice:

Your DB version must be the same as GUI.

How to check GUI version type this command:

svn info /home/mor | grep URL | awk -F"/" '{print $NF}'

Then upgrade to your version as you checked with previous command:

/usr/src/mor/MOR_VERSION/db/db_update.sh

5. Restart mysql:

/etc/init.d/mysqld restart 

6. Start stoped services:

Starting Apache:

/etc/init.d/httpd start

Starting Asterisk:

/etc/init.d/asterisk start