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Recover backups on a fresh server using recorded source versions - #34
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- Line 1185: Update the service enumeration in the backup flow so a failed
Compose `config --services` command returns failure instead of setting
`services` to an empty string. Keep allowing unavailable image digests for
services that were successfully enumerated.
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- Around line 1683-1692: Update prepare_fresh_restore and
verify_and_start_container to retain the ID of the fresh database container,
then use that ID for the compatibility check and restore import instead of
allowing find_container to fall back to an unrelated container. Ensure the same
fresh container ID is carried through the restore flow.
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| printf 'dump_tool_version\t%s\n' "${dump_tool_version:-unknown}" | ||
| printf 'project\t%s\napp_dir\t%s\ndata_dir\t%s\n' "$APP_NAME" "$APP_DIR" "$DATA_DIR" | ||
| } >"$runtime" || return 1 | ||
| services=$($compose -f "$COMPOSE_FILE" -p "$APP_NAME" config --services 2>>"$log") || services="" |
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Fail the backup when Compose service enumeration fails.
The backup command does not call detect_compose. When COMPOSE is unset, this code runs literal docker compose; on a v1-only host, service enumeration fails. The helper prints its zero-digest warning but returns success, so the archive can contain no image rows and --fresh then fails at the first service. detect_compose only supports v2, so calling it would not add v1 support. Keep allowing unavailable image digests for enumerated services, but fail when enumeration itself fails:
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- services=$($compose -f "$COMPOSE_FILE" -p "$APP_NAME" config --services 2>>"$log") || services=""
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| services=$($compose -f "$COMPOSE_FILE" -p "$APP_NAME" config --services 2>>"$log") || services="" | |
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Review comment at @lib/pasarguard-backup.sh at line 1185:
Update the service enumeration in the backup flow so a failed Compose `config
--services` command returns failure instead of setting `services` to an empty
string. Keep allowing unavailable image digests for services that were
successfully enumerated.
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…ecks - Keep the archived docker-compose.yml unchanged. Give each recorded source image the name that file already uses (docker tag), instead of writing image@sha256 pins into it. The source versions run after recovery, and `pasarguard update` can still pull newer images. This also removes the yq dependency from the fresh path. - Accept a database service without a Compose healthcheck: while it is "running", probe the server over TCP inside its container (pg_isready, mariadb-admin or mysqladmin ping) on the URL port, then on the default port. - Refuse an archive that has backup-runtime.tsv but no backup-files.sha256, and warn when a legacy archive has neither. - Pass the database container started by prepare_fresh_restore to the version check and the import, instead of looking it up by name again.
- Add tests/unit_restore_recovery.sh (fake docker, no daemon): checksum inventory, restore arguments, --check on a SQLite archive, the database version guard, the database readiness wait and fresh provisioning. - Add tests/fresh_recovery_roundtrip.sh, based on the fresh-recovery validation job from the PR's validation branch: back up a real installation, remove it with its image names, recover with --fresh, then check the data, the unchanged Compose file and the running images. - Run it in backup-restore.yml for every engine, plus no-healthcheck variants for MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL. - List the recovery metadata in the round-trip archive inventory and drop the CI steps that patched the test file at run time.
- Image tags are host-wide. When --fresh moves a tag that already points at a different local image, print the tag and its previous image ID. - Refuse two services that share one Compose image name but ran different images at backup time; one tag cannot serve both. - Accept a Compose image pinned as repo:tag@sha256:... when its digest is the recorded one. - Tests: cover these cases, check the probe port order, and anchor the "yq not used" assertion so a random temp path cannot match it.
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Thanks @dr-hoseyn, the recovery flow and the archive checks are a big step forward. I pushed a few commits on top of your branch for the review points:
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…closed (#35) * fix(restore): refuse cross-engine restores and keep data safety fail-closed Follow-ups from the review of #34: - Refuse an ordinary restore whose backup comes from another database engine family than the destination (for example a SQLite backup onto a PostgreSQL installation), before any service or file changes. - Probe the destination MySQL/MariaDB version with the same credential order the import uses, and tell a refused restore (incompatible version) apart from an unreadable destination version, so the credentials hint only follows the latter. - Save the current data directory with rsync before replacing it and stop if that copy fails, like the application directory. - Share one anchored DATA_DIR exclude list between backup and restore. Restore no longer deletes a destination's xray-core directory that backups never contain, and nested directories named like a database are no longer skipped. - Reject symbolic and hard link members from the archive listing before extracting. * docs(restore): name the engine family in the Farsi cross-engine refusal The restore compares engine families, so a MySQL backup on a MariaDB install is only refused when the source version is known. The Farsi guide said any other database type is refused; it now matches the English guide.
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…tadata (#36) Follow-ups from the review of #34: - A file whose name holds a backslash, CR or LF no longer fails every backup. It is reported and left out of the checksum inventory (the archive CRC still covers it). - Accept every Compose service name Compose allows (leading ".", "_" or "-") when recording images and when pairing them for --fresh. - Record the MariaDB 12 dump tool version (its header has no "Distrib"), and record only the version number for MySQL and older MariaDB headers. - For SQLite, record the host sqlite3 as the snapshot tool instead of presenting it as the panel's database server version. - Pass the SQLite path and database credentials to write_backup_runtime instead of reading them from the caller's scope. - Restrict the restored .env and Compose file to their owner as soon as they are restored, not only after the services start. - Docs: MySQL/MariaDB dumps use the default table locks, not one transaction snapshot; drop the "consistent" claim for SQL dumps.
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Restoring after complete server loss currently requires a provisioned destination and can import a backup into different panel/database versions selected by mutable tags. New backups record the actual source images and recovery metadata;
restore ARCHIVE --freshrecreates those images on an empty host, starts only the database for the import, and starts the panel after files and data have been restored.Changes
--check,--fresh,--yesand restore help. Multipart paths normalize to the first part automatically.Validation
Recovery boundaries
Fresh recovery needs metadata from a new backup and the original images (registry or offline bundle). Legacy archives remain supported by ordinary restore; unknown source panel versions are not guessed. Official local Compose layouts are supported; remote databases/external volumes need manual provisioning. SQL restore is not whole-host transactional rollback. A failed fresh recovery leaves application services stopped and preserves provisioned storage for diagnosis.
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--checkand fresh-server recovery with--fresh. Fresh recovery requires an empty destination and compatible, recorded images.Documentation