:) my bad, I was so excited to have another update that I didn't see that you had specified that it wasn't for standalone versions.

Thank you for constantly improving on this.
This version doesn't seem available yet for download yet though (see screenshot).

Thanks, I will try this. For some reason I couldn't find the info and thought that it was on the roadmap but not implemented yet.

Thanks

It works just fine with "-detailedReport" now.
Thank you.

Hi Gleb,

I did exactly that but it still throws the same unexpected node error at me, as if "-dr" wasn't recognized in the second step:

The first step ""./cbb option -set n -e "email" -u "user name" " is working just fine, I already had notifications, but I do it again just to follow instructions exactly.

The error occurred exactly the same way on Ubuntu 14, 16 and 18 - three different servers running the latest version of CBB.

Please advise.

Thanks

Hi,

1. "dpkg -r", correct it's for uninstalling which is why I was confused with the doc at https://help.cloudberrylab.com/cloudberry-backup-mac-linux/cli/installing-cloudberry-backup which says:
To update CloudBerry Backup to a newer version, execute the following command:
Ubuntu:
sudo dpkg -r "installationPackageDirectory"


2. I can't seem to get the -dr option to work, please see my commands:
a. I set notifications on with "./cbb editBackupPlan -n myBackupPlan -notification on" even though it was already on.
b. Then I set the notifications options "./cbb option -set -notification -e emailatexampledotcom -u myChosenUserName -dr yes" which throws the error "Unexpected node : -dr"

Not sure what I am doing wrong here, can you please advise / show an entire example?

Thanks

Hi,

Thanks you, that worked perfectly.
3. How do I enable detailed reports via CLI?

Also, just a quick note to say that the online doc was suggesting to use "dpkg -r" instead of "dpkg -i". Not sure is "-r" is working or safer?

Thanks

Totally missed your response, sorry about that.
It seems that there is no way around s3:ListAllMyBuckets according to support.

Thank you both.

Hi David,

The policy on this blog post doesn't work. CBB is still asking for full ListAllMyBuckets read access and returns this error:

Thanks. I wasn't sure that there was a webui for Unix based servers.
So, once enabled and set to a specific port, I simply go to https://myip/opt/local/cloudberry backup/ ? Or do I have to navigate somewhere else?

Thanks

Hi Glab,

Thanks, I edited the plan as you suggested and now .htaccess files are included (may be add this to the server backup docs? :)).
I also received this warning "your backup plan XXXXX COMPLETED WITH WARNINGS, please see below for more details.
ERROR: File is not intended for backup because it's a socket."

I am guessing that it's because I have a few directories that aren't needed and I should exclude now - but is the somewhere I can see which files triggered the error exactly?

Thanks