[Bugs] #2409 UNSP: Backup multiple XOs to one USB drive
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#2409: Backup multiple XOs to one USB drive
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Reporter: sridhar | Owner: sascha_silbe
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: Unspecified by Maintainer | Milestone: Unspecified by Release Team
Component: Backup | Version: Unspecified
Severity: Unspecified | Keywords:
Status_field: Unconfirmed | Distribution: OLPC
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Comment(by sascha_silbe):
Replying to [ticket:2409 sridhar]:
> 1. Backup will have to save each backup in a sensible way so that they
don't clobber each other
This was the case since the first release. The file name includes the
configured name of the learner, the laptop serial number (resp. the hash
of the Sugar public key in case of non-XO hardware), the date of the
backup run and if necessary a random string (if several backups of the
same installation are taken on the same day).
> 2. Restore will have to provide a friendly UI to select the correct
backup file to restore
You could enter the name of the learner in the search bar of the Journal.
That should show either just a single bundle or at least just a few (in
case there are multiple kids that use the same name inside Sugar).
Listing just the matching bundle(s) in Restore is a bit trickier to
implement. We'd have to bypass the Journal (Object Chooser in this case)
like we do in Backup; only this time we need to scan all the storage
devices for matching bundles instead of just listing them. Also we'd need
some way to let the user select a bundle that does not match the naming
conventions (e.g. for restoring to a replacement machine). Maybe show all
bundles, but sort the matching ones to the top of the list. We'd also have
to deal with naming variations due to i18n (the file name gets
translated)...
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Ticket URL: <http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/2409#comment:3>
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