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[Feature Request] Config setting export and import function #3593
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Originally created by @Clems92 on GitHub (Mar 31, 2022).
Hi here!
Problem Description
In case of hardware crash, on in case you want to duplicate a system, it could be good to be able to export and save the configurations files locally, and to be able to import the files on the new machine's AdGuardHome
Proposed Solution
Create a menu to select what we would lke to export (filters addresses / config / etc.)
Generate a zip file locally
create a menu to import a zip file previously generated to setup the AdGuardHome
Thanks and happy to support !
@fernvenue commented on GitHub (Mar 31, 2022):
You can just copy the
AdGuardHome.yamlfile manually, that's quite simple. I think we should not make things complex.@Clems92 commented on GitHub (Mar 31, 2022):
Thanks Fernvenue, if all is in that file, so yes I'm fine :)
@EugeneOne1 commented on GitHub (Mar 31, 2022):
@Clems92, all the configuration data is indeed accumulated in the
AdGuardHome.yaml. Only query log and statistics are collected in separate files which are stored in<AGH_dir>/datadirectory. Nevertheless, since some settings are machine-specific and often can't be copied directly, the issue isn't that trivial. However, it duplicates #1147.