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URBACKUPSRV(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual URBACKUPSRV(1)

urbackupsrv - Network file and image backup server

This binary starts the UrBackup server and some other tools. UrBackup is a server for backing up clients via a network. Only few settings can be modified via command line arguments to the binary - mainly logging options and ports for the web interface. For all other settings please use the web interface.

Following actions are available. Get specific command help with urbackupsrv <command> --help

run
Run UrBackup server
verify-hashes
Verify file backup hashes
remove-unknown
Remove unknown files and directories from backup storage and fix symbolic links in backup storage
reset-pw
Reset web interface administrator password
cleanup
Cleanup file/image backups from backup storage
repair-database
Try to repair UrBackup database
defrag-database
Rebuild UrBackup database
export-auth-log
Export authentication log to csv file
decompress-file
Decompress UrBackup compressed file
mount-vhd
Mount VHD file
assemble
Assemble VHD(Z) volumes into one disk VHD file

urbackupsrv run --http-port 80 --loglevel debug --daemon

UrBackup server uses the temporary directory quite heavily, if configured to do so. If you do not have enough space in the default location (/tmp) you should modify the temporary directory location before running urbackupsrv. E.g. by export TMPDIR=/media/BIGDRIVE/tmp

/var/urbackup/	Database and web interface files location

UrBackup server starts as user "urbackup" per default and as such has limited rights. Please assure that urbackup has read/write rights on above locations, the specified backup folder and the temporary directory.

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