The WHM restore page now populates the account dropdown dynamically
from the selected remote, making terminated/removed accounts visible
and restorable. Accounts not on the local server show "(terminated)".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scans each log file for [ERROR] and [WARN] markers and displays
a color-coded badge in the logs table.
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Old versions stored CSRF/flash as plain files at the directory path.
New code expects directories. _ensure_dir now removes conflicting
plain files left by older versions.
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- Add fallback write when O_EXCL _safe_write fails for CSRF tokens
(ensures token is always persisted to disk)
- Update SMTP test JS to sync new CSRF token into main form hidden field
(prevents stale token after SMTP test consumes the original)
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- Add "Terminate First" toggle to restore page (UI, Runner, CLI, lib)
- When enabled, removes existing cPanel account before restoring
- Add GNIZA Backup SVG logo to WHM plugin header (inline base64)
- Copy uninstall.sh to /usr/local/gniza/ during installation
- Update CLAUDE.md with new restore params and Runner options
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Restores now always merge into existing accounts (--force). The
terminate-and-recreate option is removed from CLI, restore library,
Runner allowlist, and WHM UI.
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Always defaults to merge (overwrite) strategy. The terminate & re-create
option is removed from the UI to simplify the restore workflow.
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Fall back to default '30' when RETENTION_COUNT is set to empty string,
not just when the key is missing from the config.
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Widen label to w-52 with whitespace-nowrap to prevent the info icon
from wrapping to a new line. Change tooltip position from right to top.
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- Add --exclude flag to restore account/files commands to skip specific
paths during homedir restoration (rsync --exclude / rclone --exclude)
- Add exclude paths UI in WHM restore form (step 2 tag input + modal,
step 3 summary, step 4 command building)
- Add rclone_from_remote_filtered() for passing extra args to rclone copy
- Add _build_exclude_args() helper in restore.sh
- Add exclude pattern to Runner.pm allowlist
- Add skip-suspended flag and schedule configuration enhancements
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Adds SKIP_SUSPENDED config key and --skip-suspended CLI flag that
excludes suspended accounts (detected via /var/cpanel/suspended/)
from backups. Follows the same pattern as the existing SYSBACKUP
toggle across all layers: config, schedule loader, cron builder,
CLI flag parsing, and WHM UI (table toggle, AJAX handler, form card).
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- Runner.pm: extract _validate()/_build_cmd_line(), add run_async() that
forks a detached child via setsid() to run commands in background
- restore.cgi: handle_step4() builds commands array and uses run_async()
instead of blocking synchronous execution, redirects to logs.cgi
- logs.cgi: add auto-refresh JS (10s list view, 5s file view with
auto-scroll) that polls index.cgi?action=status while gniza is running
- index.cgi: add live status card with AJAX polling and JSON endpoint
- Cron/schedule: redirect cron output to /dev/null (gniza has own logs)
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Uses DaisyUI collapse component so the SSH guidance is hidden
by default and expandable on click.
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Adds a "Sys Backup" column with an AJAX toggle in the schedules
table. Toggling it updates SYSBACKUP in the schedule config and
reinstalls the cron entry to include/remove --sysbackup.
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Runs a schedule's backup immediately with the correct --remote and
--sysbackup flags from the schedule config. Also fixes WHM Run Now
button to include --sysbackup when enabled.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cron.pm's install_schedule() had its own cron line builder that
didn't include --sysbackup. Now it checks SYSBACKUP=yes in the
schedule config and appends --sysbackup to the cron command.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously the cron was only updated if it was already active.
Now every save reinstalls the cron entry so changes (like enabling
--sysbackup) take effect immediately.
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- Add lib/sysbackup.sh and lib/sysrestore.sh for system-level
backup and restore of WHM/cPanel config, packages, and cron jobs
- Wire cmd_sysbackup and cmd_sysrestore into bin/gniza
- Add --sysbackup flag to cmd_backup: runs system backup after all
account backups complete
- Add SYSBACKUP schedule config key so cron jobs can include
--sysbackup automatically via build_cron_line()
- Add "Include system backup" toggle to WHM schedule form
- Revert sysbackup toggle from remotes.cgi (belongs in schedules)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sysbackup toggle is now available for both add and edit flows,
so users can trigger a system backup against any existing remote.
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When adding a new remote, a toggle lets the user immediately run
gniza sysbackup against the new remote. The backup forks to
background with output logged to /var/log/gniza/sysbackup-<name>.log.
Toggle is hidden on edit.
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Clicking any column header sorts the table rows. Supports text and
numeric sorting with ascending/descending toggle and arrow indicators.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WHM styles override <a> tag padding, making anchor-based buttons
larger than native buttons. Using <button> elements everywhere
ensures uniform button sizing.
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