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Redbrick keeps regular backups of your files in case a problem develops with a server and user files need to be restored. | Redbrick keeps regular backups of your files in case a problem develops with a server and user files need to be restored. | ||
These backups can also be used by users to restore files if they have accidentally deleted | These backups can also be used by users to restore files if they have accidentally deleted them or if wish to restore previous versions. | ||
==Restoring a backup== | ==Restoring a backup== | ||
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#Redbrick keeps several backups at one time. current is the latest and is usually taken the night before. If you wish to restore a backup from before this replace current with the date of the backup and then type cd tree before continuing with the guide. | #Redbrick keeps several backups at one time. current is the latest and is usually taken the night before. If you wish to restore a backup from before this replace current with the date of the backup and then type cd tree before continuing with the guide. | ||
#You can also restore files from your home directory by going to /home/member during this step. If you are restoring a backup from home replace public_html in the later steps with a more appropriate location. eg. ~ | #You can also restore files from your home directory by going to /home/member during this step. If you are restoring a backup from your home directory replace public_html in the later steps with a more appropriate location. eg. ~ | ||
#In this example the user is called username. Replace this with your username and u with the first letter of your username. eg. i/isaac702 | #In this example the user is called username. Replace this with your username and u with the first letter of your username. eg. i/isaac702 | ||
[[Category: Helpdesk]] | [[Category: Helpdesk]] | ||
[[Category: HowTo]] | [[Category: HowTo]] | ||