Disk info is now shown directly in the table. Speed test and detailed
disk info buttons/commands are no longer needed.
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- Disk Info: runs df -h and df -i on remote via SSH (or locally)
- Speed Test: uploads/downloads 10MB test file via rsync, measures Mbps
- Both available as CLI commands: gniza remotes disk-info/speed-test --name=NAME
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- mysql_dump_grants(): backs up user grants via SHOW CREATE USER + SHOW GRANTS,
skipping system users (root, mysql.sys, etc.)
- mysql_restore_databases(): restores .sql.gz dumps and grants.sql from snapshot
- Backup flow: grants dumped alongside database dumps into _mysql/
- Restore flow: automatically restores MySQL databases and grants when _mysql/
exists in snapshot and target has MySQL enabled
- CLI: --skip-mysql flag to opt out of MySQL restore
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Each schedule has SCHEDULE_ACTIVE field (yes/no). Table shows active
status with checkmark/cross. Toggle Active button flips state and
reinstalls crontab with only active schedules. Inactive schedules
are skipped during crontab install.
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- Daily: multi-select checkboxes for days of week (empty = every day)
- Weekly: single dropdown for day of week
- Monthly: dropdown with 1st/7th/14th/21st/28th of the month
- Cron generation supports daily with specific days via SCHEDULE_DAY
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Default: /usr/local/gniza/workdir (root) or ~/.local/state/gniza/workdir
(user). MySQL dumps and rclone temp configs now use WORK_DIR. Configurable
via gniza.conf or TUI Settings screen. Created during install.
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Add optional dest_name parameter to transfer_folder to override the
remote subpath. MySQL dumps now land in _mysql/ inside the snapshot
instead of tmp/gniza-mysql-xxx/_mysql/.
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Dump MySQL/MariaDB databases as part of backup snapshots. Each database
is dumped to a separate gzipped file under _mysql/ in the snapshot.
Supports all-databases mode with exclude list, or explicit database
selection. Includes TUI form fields for full configuration.
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- Delete all lib/ui_*.sh files (gum-based TUI)
- Remove gum download from install script
- Remove gum fallback and show_logo from bin/gniza
- Update README to reference Textual TUI and web GUI
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Remove verify screen, CLI subcommand, and all related functions.
Fix logo/menu height alignment on main menu screen.
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- SSH: tests ssh connection before saving, option to save anyway on failure
- Local: checks if directory exists
- S3: tests rclone connection if rclone is available
- GDrive: tests rclone connection if rclone is available
- All tests are optional and can be skipped
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- Changed condition from AND to OR: wizard runs if remotes OR targets
are not configured (not only when both are empty)
- Wizard skips steps that are already done (e.g. if remote exists,
jumps straight to target creation)
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- First gum file browser opens right after target name entry
- Shows selected folders list, then offers Add/Remove/Done
- No extra menu step before the first folder selection
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gum file returns paths relative to the start directory.
Prepend / to ensure absolute paths for backup targets.
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Replace manual path input with gum file --directory for browsing
and selecting folders. Adds duplicate detection. Shows selected
count in menu header.
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- Rewrite ui_common.sh wrappers to use gum choose, gum input,
gum confirm, gum style, gum pager
- Menu items display as "TAG Description" for reliable tag extraction
(handles duplicate descriptions safely)
- Replace whiptail --gauge with text-based progress bar
- Use printf %b instead of echo -e to avoid escape injection
- Read msgbox keypress from /dev/tty to work in piped contexts
- Update bin/gniza, install.sh, README.md references
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Guides users through creating their first remote and target when gniza
launches with no configuration. Optionally runs a first backup.
Triggers only when both remotes.d/ and targets.d/ are empty.
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Complete Linux backup manager with Whiptail TUI and CLI interface.
Adapted from gniza4cp (cPanel backup tool) with target/profile-based
system replacing cPanel-specific features.
- 14 core engine modules (backup, restore, targets, remotes, transfer, etc.)
- 11 Whiptail TUI screens (full CRUD for targets/remotes/schedules)
- CLI entrypoint with subcommands for scripting/cron
- Support for SSH, local, S3, and Google Drive remotes
- rsync --link-dest incremental snapshots
- Root and user mode (XDG paths)
- 70 passing tests
- Config templates, installer, uninstaller
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