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diy backup for Bitbucket

Jason Walker December 13, 2021

There is probably a very easy solution to this problem, but I can't find it.

When running the bitbucket.diy-restore.sh script, I get the following error:

rsync: change_dir "/tmp/bitbucket.diy-restore.Ms39UM/bitbucket-home" failed: No such file or directory (2)

When I navigate to the rsync: change_dir "/tmp/bitbucket.diy-restore.Ms39UM/bitbucket-home" directory, there is no /bitbucket-home directory as suggested by the error message.

However, the /bitbucket-home directory is here:

/tmp/bitbucket.diy-restore.Ms39UM/backup/bitbucket-home

As you can see, an additional directory called /backup has been inserted. 

My question is: What script in the /backup/diy-backup set of scripts needs to be amended so that the restore looks for the /bitbucket-home directory in /tmp/bitbucket.diy-restore.Ms39UM/backup/bitbucket-home 

and not

/tmp/bitbucket.diy-restore.Ms39UM/bitbucket-home

 

Thank is advance for your assistance.

 

 

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Jason Walker December 14, 2021

I found out which file need to be changed. It is the archive-tar.sh file in /backup/diy-backup.

The following needs to be changed from:

BITBUCKET_RESTORE_DB="${BITBUCKET_RESTORE_ROOT}/bitbucket-db"

BITBUCKET_RESTORE_HOME="${BITBUCKET_RESTORE_ROOT}/bitbucket-home"

to:

BITBUCKET_RESTORE_DB="${BITBUCKET_RESTORE_ROOT}/backup/bitbucket-db"

BITBUCKET_RESTORE_HOME="${BITBUCKET_RESTORE_ROOT}/backup/bitbucket-home"

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