execute restore

restores a database backup into EMS

Synopsis

execute restore restores a database backup into EMS. The backup to restore from may be a local or remote backup.

If using a local backup, provide the backup's path to the --local.file flag.

If using a remote backup, provide both the --remote.path of the backup and any other --remote flags required to connect.

The --local.file path must be located in the /exchange folder.

execute restore [flags]

Options

      --backup.password string   The password of the database backup file (set when the backup was first created)
      --copy.service string      The service that will be used to copy from the remote host [scp|ftp|sftp] (default "scp")
  -h, --help                     help for restore
      --keep.file /exchange      If restoring from a remote backup, controls whether a copy of the backup file will be kept locally in the /exchange folder after the restore completes
      --local.file /exchange     The backup file name to be restored (must be located in the localhost /exchange folder)
      --remote.file string       The /path/filename on the remote host of the backup file to be restored. The remote user must have read access for this location.
                                 (For the FTP service, the file location is relative to the FTP root folder)
      --remote.ip string         The IP of the remote host where the database backup file will be copied from
      --remote.password string   The password for the remote user that will be used to connect to the remote host
      --remote.port int          The port to be used by the remote read service. [default: 22 for SCP/SFTP, 21 for FTP]
      --remote.user string       The user that will be used to connect to the remote host

See also

• execute - for executing commands on the host
• execute backup - generates an EMS database backup