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Re: Questions





On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 11:43 AM, o1bigtenor <..hidden..> wrote:



On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 11:20 PM, Chris Travers <..hidden..> wrote:



On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 8:48 PM, o1bigtenor <..hidden..> wrote:
Greetings

I wasn't sure wether to ask these questions here or in the users list - - - so if its the wrong place - - - sorry.

I've managed to really borc my main system so I am thinking that I would just do a reinstall. So I would redo the root partition and in the past I also did the var area as well.

Where are the files for LedgerSMB stored?

The files for LedgerSMB are usually in /usr/local/ledgersmb/ but can be installed anywhere else.

If PostgreSQL is up and running you should try to take a logical backup before you do anything.  You can do this by:

sudo postgres pg_dumpall > /tmp/mypgbackup.sql
cp /tmp/mypgbackup /home/myuser/

Then it should be relatively safe as long as you store the backup.

Database recovery can be a tricky thing from just files.  Having a logical backup is really nice if things go haywire. 

The data is in postgreSQL which is usually in /var/lib/pgsql or /var/lib/postgresql

How have you managed to mess up your system?  We can probably provide some general ideas on backing up and recovering your data. 

I was thinking of copying important files to my /home partition then I can re-install and would be only using the / and /var partitions.

There are three different files listed above. If I copy those (or which of those I have) is that all I need?

Thanking those helping!!!!!!!!!!!

 (var or ?)

As I had just finished setting up a chart of accounts (added about 75 (or more) other GIFI codes) I would really not want to have to do all this again.

I think I have a chart of accounts set up for a non-corporate farm as required for all the taxes (in Canada) - - - so if it can be explained as to how to just extract just the chart of accounts I would be willing to trade this for present and ongoing help (cheeky grin!!).

Darald

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