Creates a backup with the given filename (full backup by default). Will overwrite backups of the same name.
Command
bin/es-cli.sh backup [--listpages] [-f name] [-p pages] [-l] [-c]
Options
| Flag | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| listpages | No | Returns a list of all content pages able to be archived. |
Parameters
| Flag | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| f | No | The extension (.zip or .esb) will be appended to the name and does not need to be included. The default name is “edgeSuite-export-” followed by a timestamp. |
| p | No | pages is provided to the command as a comma-separated list of content pages. This will create a partial backup. The server will prepend “/Content Menu/” to all paths, so it is assumed that all folders and pages fall under the Content Menu. |
| l | No | Adds the logs to the backup |
| c | No | Create a backup on a server within a cluster not running in admin mode. |
Examples
Get a list of pages able to be archived:
bin/es-cli.sh --user admin --pass admin backup --listpages
Override the resulting backup file name. In this case, edge will name the backup file “MyExample.zip” or “MyExample.esb”, depending on the environment:
bin/es-cli.sh --user admin --pass admin backup -f MyExample
Add a couple of pages to a partial backup. This will add the bold items:
/Content Menu/
Admin Content/
Welcome
Demo Data/
DemoPage1
DemoPage2
MyMapsPage
bin/es-cli.sh --user admin --pass admin backup -p "Demo Data/DemoPage1, MyMapsPage"
Building on the last example, this example adds logs to the partial backup of the bolded pages (above).
bin/es-cli.sh backup -l -p "Demo Data/DemoPage1, MyMapsPage"