Restoring a Backup of the INUBIT Process Engine

Overview of Restoring a Backup

Prerequisites

The server on which a backup is to be restored must first be configured to run with the INUBIT software, including a valid license and the configuration files, including ibis.xml and logsDBConfig.xml.

Options of the Restore Script

The script restore.sh or restore.bat restores a previously created backup of your INUBIT Process Engine.

If you have not selected an option, the Interactive mode starts. You will be prompted to select the data to be restored.

If you have selected at least one option, the selected data is automatically restored without further prompts.

A backup can also be done by using the script backup.sh.

General options (with restoring of data)

Option Description

-f, --file <arg>

Path to the backup file (required parameter)

-h, --help

Display help/usage

-r, --ibis_root <arg>

Relative or absolute path to the directory ibis_root, default: ../ibis_root

This option has no effect on the Interactive mode.

Options for restoring data

Option Description

Option	Description
`-a, --all`	Restores the entire backup (has the same effect as the options `-U -le -ls -R -m -t` used together)
`-le, --libext`	Restores the libraries in the directory ../lib/ext
`-ls, --libsystem`	Restores the libraries in the directory ../lib/system
`-m, --monitoring`	Restores the monitoring database
`-R, --repository`	Restores the repository files for a user or the entire system
`-t, --tasks`	Restores tasks
`-U, --allUserGroups`	Restores all users and user groups from the backup.
`-u, --userGroup <arg>`	Space-delimited list of usernames or user group names to be restored

-a, --all

Restores the entire backup (has the same effect as the options -U -le -ls -R -m -t used together)

-le, --libext

Restores the libraries in the directory ../lib/ext

-ls, --libsystem

Restores the libraries in the directory ../lib/system

-m, --monitoring

Restores the monitoring database

-R, --repository

Restores the repository files for a user or the entire system

-t, --tasks

Restores tasks

-U, --allUserGroups

Restores all users and user groups from the backup.

-u, --userGroup <arg>

Space-delimited list of usernames or user group names to be restored