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Hi all,
I have an install that I've had to do a reinstall on, and only realised after the fact that it was running 16.0.5.612, instead of 16.0.5.610
I've done a clean Debian install, but it now only updates as far as *.610, and I've been unable to properly do a restore, as the backup is newer than the new install. I've tried extracting the backup, changing the header in the xml and re-compressing, and it works to a point, but missing a lot of config. Has anyone been in this scenario, and have any tips?
The original install is unfortunately no longer available.
Cheers,
Ben
I have an install that I've had to do a reinstall on, and only realised after the fact that it was running 16.0.5.612, instead of 16.0.5.610
I've done a clean Debian install, but it now only updates as far as *.610, and I've been unable to properly do a restore, as the backup is newer than the new install. I've tried extracting the backup, changing the header in the xml and re-compressing, and it works to a point, but missing a lot of config. Has anyone been in this scenario, and have any tips?
The original install is unfortunately no longer available.
Cheers,
Ben