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I noticed this file on my server:
/Library/Server/PostgreSQL/Backup/dumpall.psql.gz
I didn't do this manually. It's 9 days old so it's seemingly not part of an regularly automated process. Does anyone know what could have done this? or even better, how to automate it?
Mac OS X (10.7), iMac Core 2 Duo
I figured this out. If you are running Time Machine on the server AND NOT excluding System Files, it seems PostgreSQL dumps a backup in this directory once a night. Neat!
I figured this out. If you are running Time Machine on the server AND NOT excluding System Files, it seems PostgreSQL dumps a backup in this directory once a night. Neat!
Do you know how to restore from this backup?
What process created this PostgreSQL backup?
