Question - I use ncp-backup via cli to backup to remote nas.
Executing ncp-backup from the cli only creates backups in /media/USBdrive/ncp-backups, even when I edit /usr/local/bin/BACKUPS/ncp-backup.sh to set:
destdir="${1:-/mnt/nextcloud}"
Should I point it to my desired destination some other way?
(note I am of course mounting the nas to /mnt first!)
Thank you
@allthings
I think, You are not supposed to use it that way.
From terminal you should run
sudo ncp-config
Then enter BACKUPS and select nc-backup.
In the next screen you can set the destination directory.
Documentation
Thanks! Here’s why I issue nc-backup from the cli…
I have a small script each week which mounts the NAS, then runs the backup, then unmounts the NAS. I don’t want to leave the NAS unnecessarily mounted if nextcloud doesn’t require it, and neither ncp-web nor ncp will auto-mount a nas share (obviously).
FWIW in 1.12.0 the location of nc-backup has moved from /usr/local/bin/BACKUPS/ncp-backup.sh to /usr/local/bin/nc-backup and editing destdir= in it has the desired effect again.
Was just curious @nachoparker where either ncp-config, or ncp-web pick up that destination directory info from?
Thanks!
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