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fix(restore): refuse cross-engine restores and keep data safety fail-closed - #35
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…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.
WalkthroughRestore now rejects linked archives and known cross-engine database restores. It distinguishes unreadable destination versions from compatibility refusals. Backup and restore use shared data-directory exclusions, and restore stops if its safety copy fails. ChangesRestore safeguards
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The restore safeguards appear mergeable, but the Persian guidance should be corrected so operators understand which backups are refused and which data directories are preserved. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)✨ Finishing Touches📝 Generate docstrings
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Review comments at @docs/backup-and-restore.fa.md:
- Around line 134-135: Revise the preservation statement in the backup and
restore documentation to clarify that only top-level xray-core and
database-storage directories are excluded from deletion; nested directories with
those names may still be deleted by rsync --delete when absent from the backup.
- Around line 126-127: در متن مربوط به رد بکاپ، ادعا را به رد پایگاهدادههای
متعلق به خانوادههای موتور متفاوت محدود کنید، نه انواع متفاوت پایگاهداده؛ روشن
کنید که MySQL و MariaDB همخانوادهاند.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Specify engine families in the refusal claim.
An ordinary restore rejects different engine families, not every different database type. MySQL and MariaDB share a family, and the version guard does not compare them when the source version is unknown. Say “different engine family” here so operators do not rely on a refusal that may not occur.
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Review comment at @docs/backup-and-restore.fa.md around lines 126 - 127:
در متن مربوط به رد بکاپ، ادعا را به رد پایگاهدادههای متعلق به خانوادههای
موتور متفاوت محدود کنید، نه انواع متفاوت پایگاهداده؛ روشن کنید که MySQL و
MariaDB همخانوادهاند.
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| Xray داخل پوشه داده دستنخورده میمانند و کپی نمیشوند. آرشیو دارای symbolic link |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Limit the preservation claim to top-level directories.
The exclusions protect only top-level xray-core and database-storage directories. A nested directory with one of those names remains subject to rsync --delete if it is absent from the backup. State the top-level scope here so operators do not mistake nested data for protected data.
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Review comment at @docs/backup-and-restore.fa.md around lines 134 - 135:
Revise the preservation statement in the backup and restore documentation to
clarify that only top-level xray-core and database-storage directories are
excluded from deletion; nested directories with those names may still be deleted
by rsync --delete when absent from the backup.
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Follow-ups from the review of #34 (restore side).
.envwith the SQLite URL and dropped the database service fromdocker-compose.yml.rsyncand the restore stops if it fails, like the application directory copy (it wascp -r ... || true).rsync --deleteand the safety copy share one anchored list (/xray-core,/mysql,/mariadb,/postgresql,/timescaledb). A restore no longer deletes a destination'sDATA_DIR/xray-corethat backups never contain, and nested directories with those names are part of the data again.Tests: new cases in
tests/unit_restore_recovery.shandtests/unit_restore_archive_safety.sh(written first, red before the change). Checked locally with Docker: the round trips (sqlite single and multipart, postgresql single, mariadb multipart, timescaledb single),tests/fresh_recovery_roundtrip.shfor every engine with and without a healthcheck, and negative cases (SQLite archive onto a PostgreSQL install, symlink member, engine and version refusals).Summary by CodeRabbit
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