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Restoring backup from command line ....

caponord over 19 years ago

Is it possible to restoring a backup from a command line ?

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0 caponord over 19 years ago

I cannot connect more from web admin....
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0 caponord over 19 years ago

I cannot connect more from web admin....
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0 manson over 19 years ago in reply to caponord

if you have an actual backupfile, you can do a factoryreset by commandline and after this you can upload your backupfile via webadmin

do this as root:

/etc/init.d/factoryreset reset (confirm with yes)
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0 caponord over 19 years ago in reply to manson

Ok. I've reset from command line... but the web admin doesn't work..
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0 BarryG over 19 years ago in reply to caponord

Run ifconfig and see what IPs are configured.

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