Hello,
I'm using OpenCA 0.9.1.3, and I need to create a full backup (it must include databases, ldap directory, certificates, and everything else).
I need to create a backup every few days, so I've written a simple script (which can be run in background, for example with cron) which saves mysql database directory (/var/lib/mysql), ldap dir (/usr/local/ldap) and openca's var dir (OPENCADIR/var). Note that I'm running CA and RA on the same machine; when I'll separate them, I'll also adapt the script to save then correct directories on both sides.
Is it a complete backup? Do I need to save something else?
I have to recover a complete CA and I would recommend you to backup all.
1. database 2. openca-var 3. openca-etc 4. openca-lib 5. htdocs 6. cgi-bin 7. openca perl modules 8. openca binaries (bin and sbin)
Please don't think that it is an easy task to recover OpenCA if you don't have the original source or binary packages after a complete crash. If there are working packages of OpenCA in a distribution then you can remove openca-lib, openca perl modules and openca binaries from this list but you must run configure_etc.sh after such a recovery.
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