#Restore sonarr from backup install#
#Restore sonarr from backup update#
#Restore sonarr from backup upgrade#
#Restore sonarr from backup password#
#Restore sonarr from backup license#

#Restore sonarr from backup update#

Is there a way to bypass the update safety check? config back inside the app and restarted, but I'm stuck on the old version. config folder while Sonarr was running, but that just breaks Sonarr and no links work. Seems they've introduced some protection to avoid wiping the. The logs said it wouldn't update because the.

#Restore sonarr from backup password#

config and asked me to configure a password again.Īfter setting the password, I tried to update the app internally, but it immediately reported 'Failed' in the lower left corner. config to /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/SonarrV481/.config, then started Sonarr. config folder to a safe location.Ĭan you please expand on how you were able to auto update? I seem to be missing a step. config inside the app folder is deleted after automatically or manually updating the app using the built in engine as reported initially (built in updates wipes the app folder), so it is strongly suggested that you backup your settings to prevent configuration lost.ĭo use the internal System tool 'Backup', but also copy the whole. It will be lost if you do use the internal built in update feature and don't backup itīefore you use the internal update feature, stop the app and move the folder.Ĭode: Select all /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/SonarrV481/.configĪlso, I can confirm that the old. Your configuration is not lost, but it is located in a different folder that Sonarr will not read. You will need to manually move them (or backup and restore). The configuration folder will be created in a different location, so Sonarr will not be able to read the 'old' settings. I have successfully auto updated to 4.0.0.319 without issues. Hi Stephane, as mentioned in my original post, apparently the update script wipes the app folder, in consequence if the confirg subfolder is located inside it, it will be wiped as well, loosing the configuration.Ī solution could be having separate config and App folders inside the QPKG App root folder. I take it the licence or activation details are stored in the database and my understanding is that its tied to a unique ID of the system? If we take a backup from source and restore to destination (both copies running at same time) will this cause any issues with source as that is a live system currently and we dont want to affect its use until we are ready to migrate.What is the issue with auto update ? have error logs I’d certainly recommend you keep a copy of your database backup should you choose to go this route.

#Restore sonarr from backup install#

Rather than worrying about restoring any SonarQube files, simply install SonarQube 7.9 Developer Edition, copy your sonar.properties file into the conf directory, adjust the database properties ( sonar.jdbc.*) to match your restored database location, and the database contents will be upgraded at first startup. This could also simplify your backup/restore process.

#Restore sonarr from backup upgrade#

Follow the upgrade guide if you’re interested.

I’d strongly encourage you to plan as part of this move to install our LTS version 7.9.4.

SonarQube 7.1 is quite old and no longer supported. you should know if you added something there that needs to be preserved. Custom or 3rd party plugins you’ve installed will also need to be restored if you still want to run them. You’ll certainly want to backup and either restore or recreate the configurations you’ve specified in your sonar.properties file.We don’t require or advocate for any particular database backup strategy, as long as transactional integrity is maintained.

#Restore sonarr from backup license#

Then request the new license once you think your situation has settled and your configuration (specifically the database location) won’t be changing. If all you’re looking to do is bring SonarQube up in the new location and verify it runs, this should be possible without a new license.

Not being licensed will only prevent you from running fresh analysis.

The documentation only covers backup and restore of the database, what about backup and restore of the metadata on disk eg: config/plugins/etc, is there detailed documentation on what needs to be backed up and restored and any caveats around it? Is a postgres database backup via “pg_dumpall > filename.sql” and restore via “psql -f filename.sql” sufficient or are other steps required? If we backup the source database from one server and restore it to another does this mean the licence will be running in 2 locations at once and will this cause any issues? If there are licence issues what options do we have, can we use a temporarily licence on the destination server until such time as we really intend to cutover? We need to rehearse the migration a few times to ensure it works and iron out any issues as we are not allowed access to the dbcopy tool under current developer licence.

We have Sonarqube 7.1 Developer edition that was installed manually on a server using PostgresSQL 11 a while back.We now need to migrate it to a new setup and have a few questions,