@extends('layouts/default') {{-- Page title --}} @section('title') {{ trans('admin/settings/general.backups') }} @parent @stop @section('header_right') {{ trans('general.back') }}
{{ Form::hidden('_token', csrf_token()) }}
@stop {{-- Page content --}} @section('content')
@foreach ($files as $file) @endforeach
File Created Size {{ trans('general.delete') }}
{{ $file['filename'] }} {{ $file['modified_display'] }} {{ $file['modified_value'] }} {{ $file['filesize'] }} @can('superadmin') {{ trans('general.delete') }} Restore @endcan

Upload Backup

Backup files on the server are stored in: {{ $path }}

{{ Form::open([ 'method' => 'POST', 'route' => 'settings.backups.upload', 'files' => true, 'class' => 'form-horizontal' ]) }} @csrf

{{ trans_choice('general.filetypes_accepted_help', 1, ['size' => Helper::file_upload_max_size_readable(), 'types' => '.zip']) }}

{!! $errors->first('image', '') !!}
{{ Form::close() }}

Restoring from Backup

Use the restore () button to restore from a previous backup. (This does not currently with with S3 file storage.)

Your entire {{ config('app.name') }} database and any uploaded files will be completely replaced by what's in the backup file.

You will be logged out after your restore is complete.

Very large backups may time out on the restore attempt and may still need to be run via command line.

@stop @section('moar_scripts') @include ('partials.bootstrap-table') @stop