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The two Docker deploy pages now link Backup & Restore where they say "have backups" / "back up both the database and any local assets", and that page's "What to back up" list says that with SQLite the database means `memos_prod.db` together with its `-wal` and `-shm` files, or a `.backup` copy. Read on its own, "the database" is the one file that on a running instance holds almost nothing (4 KiB against a 160 KiB `-wal` on a fresh 0.30.0 in my test), and the deploy pages are the ones a Docker user reads. Three lines, no new page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0193orVXP78niTTs6AzLThHK
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In `@content/docs/operations/backup-restore.mdx`:
- Line 20: Update the SQLite .backup example in the backup and restore
documentation to use $HOME or an absolute destination path instead of a quoted
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…inside the quotes As written, sqlite3 ~/.memos/memos_prod.db ".backup ~/.memos/memos_backup.db" fails with 'Error: cannot open "~/.memos/memos_backup.db"' (sqlite 3.45.3): neither the shell nor sqlite3 expands ~ inside a double-quoted argument. $HOME is expanded by the shell before sqlite3 sees it, and is what the cron script further down the page already does with $MEMOS_DATA. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y4L8FgyAaUQV4X8kVnQz2P
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The two Docker deploy pages now link Backup & Restore where they say "have backups" / "back up both the database and any local assets", and that page's "What to back up" list says that with SQLite the database means
memos_prod.dbtogether with its-waland-shmfiles, or a.backupcopy. Read on its own, "the database" is the one file that on a running instance holds almost nothing (4 KiB against a 160 KiB-walon a fresh 0.30.0 in my test), and the deploy pages are the ones a Docker user reads. Three lines, no new page.Addresses usememos/memos#6271.