Apparently, I have smoked my homeseer database. Is there some way to rebuild it?
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Check the Config/Backup folder and see if there are any in there.HS4Pro on a Raspberry Pi4
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No such luck. I had been using a backup script that didn't work.Originally posted by rmasonjr View PostDonComment
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What about the backups that HomeSeer itself makes? They're in the Data directory with the running database. There should be several of them.Originally posted by donstephens View PostComment
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For some reason I can't find them. I thought HomeSeer automatically backed up the database, but ...DonComment
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The database copies are under Data. In Linux it is /HomeSeer/Data windows would be the same. Use filemanager and you should see them.
Rename current one to *.bak and rename an older copy to current db name. Shut down HS3 first and...
HomeSeerData.hsd == > HomeSeerData.hsd.bak
HomeSeerData_14.hsd ==> HomeSeerData.hsd
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Thanks Pete. That seemed to work.
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