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I have been working with Paperless-ng for about a month and enjoying it. I had set it up on Windows using Vagrant/virtual box to run a VM to run Docker. It seemed like overkill, but was the best way I could figure it out. I tried to update tonight, and then create a Vagrant Box for backup and then restart the VM with this box (to hopefully allow for a bit easier backups). Well, somehow through this I deleted the original VM in Virtual Box and can't get Virtual Box/Vagrant to accept the 'new' box I created. Result is I have lost 120+ and need to start over... So the question for everyone, how do you run Paperless Docker Image on Windows and ensure that all the data files are backed up for recovery? |
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Luckly for me I had been doing full system backups and restored to before I started making backups. Nothing was lost in the end. I have since migrated from Virtual Box to Docker Desktop to run paperless-ng. In addition to trying to commit/push the paperless container to a regular backup (https://docs.docker.com/desktop/backup-and-restore/), I've scheduled a document export command to run nightly and backing that folder up on another drive as well. |
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Luckly for me I had been doing full system backups and restored to before I started making backups. Nothing was lost in the end. I have since migrated from Virtual Box to Docker Desktop to run paperless-ng. In addition to trying to commit/push the paperless container to a regular backup (https://docs.docker.com/desktop/backup-and-restore/), I've scheduled a document export command to run nightly and backing that folder up on another drive as well.