Yep. The external drive that has my database backup is also backed up online with Backblaze. 2 is 1, 1 is none, I’ve heard. So I guess in this case 3 copies (original, external drive, online backup of external drive) is 2 copies?
I closed Core Server, and just simply used “copy” to copy the entire Roon Folder from c:Users, Pc, AppData, Local to my desktop.
Is this the correct way of doing this?
Thanks
Chris
Yes it is. That is, in your case, the folder named “RoonServer”, not a folder called “Roon” (if there is any, in case you had the full GUI version of Roon installed previously, like I did).
I have been telling my friends who build backup solutions that their whole business is mis-named. It should be “restore”! Nobody wants to do backups, we want to restore.
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I wonder how many will still upgrade without backing up as suggested?
Russ
About 92%, I’d guess.
I have always been a minority
Russ
Today I’m celebrating my 6 months Roon anniversary.
Just finished my database backup.
Now eagerly waiting from my present
Backed up and ready to go.
Same here. Ready for 1.3
Backing up now! Bring on the update!!
All Backed up
Backed, primed and pumped!
Does the way of doing the backup you jave described here also apply for my setup with Roon server on a Qnap NAS ?
And will Roon 1.3 version be able to run on my NAS?
Thanks !
@Jorg-Michael_Hohling The Qnap package is already to run with 1.3 you do not need to update it. See this thread.