Skip to content

stuartofmt/duetBackup

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

Latest commit

 

History

20 Commits
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Repository files navigation

README

This plugin provides periodic or instant backups of duet3d SBC files. Backups are made to a Github repository, thereby facilitating the ability to roll back to earlier file versions.

Modes of operation There are two modes of operation, depending on whether the archive option is used.

Files deleted from the source are deleted from the main branch (default) The designated directories are compared to the files in the main branch. Files are either Added (new files), Updated (if changed), or Skipped (if not changed). Files that have been deleted from the designated directories are removed from the main branch. In this way, the main branch is a snapshot of the designated directories.

If you need to recover to the latest version - a simple download of the top level `main` branch is all that is needed.

Github history still provides access to previously deleted files.

Files are not deleted from the main branch The behavior is the same as above, except that files which are deleted from the source are NOT deleted from the main branch. This makes recovery a little more involved.

Prerequisites: SBC

V3.5 or higher

Tested with Debian Bullseye

Python3

To use the plugin:

1- Create a new repository (Private is recomended) on Github. Include a Readme.md file. Take note of the name of the repository (including case) as well as the branch, which will usually be main.

2- Create a personal access token token. A classic token with "repo" authorization is sufficient. Instructions for creating a token can be found here: https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/managing-your-personal-access-tokens

3- Create(using DWC) a file System/duetBackup/duetBackup.config details are in the file Config Notes.

4- Install the plugin using the zip file from the DSF / DWC version folder.

5- To create an initial backup, set -days 0 and -hours 0. This will run duetBackup once. After that, set -days and -hrs to your prefered backup interval. Note that if there are no changes to any files, backup does nothing.

Versions

V1.0

  • Initial release

V1.1

  • Added messages, sent to DWC
  • Displays time to next backup using local time (previously GMT)
  • Added -duetPassword to support for printers that use a password
  • Added -verbose to enable more detailed log messages.

V1.2

  • Added -noDelete option
  • Compares files to determine if an update is needed.
  • Added date / time of last change to file (except initial save).

V1.3

  • README.md file shows date and time of last backup -README.md prevented from being deleted
  • Added -ignore. Can specify files that are not to be backed up. This also causes these files to be deleted unless -noDelete is set.

About

No description, website, or topics provided.

Resources

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Packages

No packages published

Languages