as applications are storing their whole data in /var/lib/appname/ yes that is exactly how someone migrates to different machines
* app-specific configs in /etc * /var/lib/appname * your data if not in /var/lib/appname the same for mysqld, postgresql, samba........ Am 17.04.2013 14:00, schrieb Paula Gonzalez Muñoz: > Thanks for the answer Matthew. Does it work too when copying it to a new > OpenVAS version or to clone the database > on another server? > > 2013/4/17 Matthew Mundell <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> > > > But I don't get any other message that could give me any clue about why > is > > it failing. Also, how do I load the backup on OpenVAS? Would it work if, > > for example, I do a backup of Openvas5, I delete it and, then, load the > > backup on a clean OpenVas6 install? If not, any recommended way of > > upgrading? > > The --backup option just copies the Manager database and journal with a > bak suffix inside a transaction. > > There is no restore command. > > It is simple to do this yourself. Just copy the the directory > var/lib/openvas/mgr/ to somewhere, and copy it back if you need to > restore. > Best to stop Manager while doing the backup
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