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@mgruner mgruner commented Jun 5, 2025 •
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Zammad 7.0 will feature restoring backups in docker. This happens inside the zammad-backup container, which therefore needs to mount the zammad-storage volume in rw mode rather than ro so that files can actually be restored.

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This change of the mount point must be transferred to any local docker-compose.yml definitions that are already deployed and need to be updated.

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waja commented Jun 5, 2025

Is this something that can be done via GUI or is there CLI work needed? If there is operational work required, the write mount can be overridden when a restore is needed. This is a bit more safety but a bit more uncomfortable.

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mgruner commented Jun 5, 2025

The admin needs to provide the restorable backups in the restore folder in the zammad-backup volume. This can be done via CLI, but also via Portainer for example by running docker images like filebrowser which provide a browser based UI for managing the volume content.
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mgruner commented Jun 5, 2025

Is this something that can be done via GUI or is there CLI work needed? If there is operational work required, the write mount can be overridden when a restore is needed. This is a bit more safety but a bit more uncomfortable.

This is right, but it would not work with scenarios like Portainer based deployments, as it requires modification of the yaml file.

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