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= Pleroma = == Database backup == === schema === sudo -Hu postgres pg_dump -s pleroma -S postgres -v -f /mnt/pleroma-schema.psql === data (one or the other) === sudo -Hu postgres pg_dump -a pleroma --disable-triggers -S postgres -v -f /mnt/pleroma-data.psql # Uncompressed only pg_dump -a pleroma --disable-triggers -S postgres -v -f - | nice bzip2 -z9 - >/mnt/pleroma-data.psql.bz2 # Run as postgres user == Database restore == === schema === psql -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 -d pleroma -U postgres -a -f pleroma-schema.psql === data === psql -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 -d pleroma -U postgres -a -f pleroma-data.psqlBacking up the DB with the custom format pg_dump -Fc might lead to a really long restore time thanks to indexes being built in a bad way. There's probably a way to workaround that and still use the custom format, but I've never tried to find one.
You can now in 2.9.0 follow hashtags, but it isn't exposed in Pleroma-FE anyway. Husky/Tusky might have that functionality, but I never found the need for it. If you are going from 2.8.0 to 2.9.X, there are migrations you will need to run (check 2.9.0 release article on the main site).