Full restore: after an error maintenance mode stays on, with the one line to switch it off and run again; maintenance that was on before stays on
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@@ -95,7 +95,12 @@ out with `--skip-missing-tables`.
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**8. Let the restore run.** It restores the database, then the data directory, and takes hours for
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a large backup. Nextcloud is in maintenance mode meanwhile, so nobody and no background job
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writes into it; the restore switches it off again at the end, also after an error. If it stops halfway, fix the cause and run the same command again with `--force`.
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writes into it; the restore switches it off when it completes. (If you had switched maintenance
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mode on yourself before, it stays on: switch it off with `occ maintenance:mode --off` when ready.)
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If it stops halfway, maintenance mode stays on (the instance may be partly restored). Fix the cause,
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then switch maintenance mode off and run the same command again with `--force`, in one line:
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`occ maintenance:mode --off && occ backup:restore:full <location> <snapshot> --install-apps --force`.
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If occ then says that Nextcloud or one of the apps requires an upgrade, the database is already
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the old server's: run `occ upgrade` first, then the same command with `--force`.
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