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@dsnopek PR #1262 should do the trick. So if @omega8cc aproves it, you can upgrade to head using `barracuda up-head` the same way you referenced before for the stable version...

> What is the 'file' mentioned above? the example uses a foo.tar.gz file in the backups directory that gets restored to tmp/foo.tar.gz ? Does this have nothing to do with...

Maybe something like `backboa restore sitename.com` or something like that could be a good feature to add to the script in the future, just for restoring a site. @omega8cc Update:...

@Corvalan you are welcome and I'm glad that the information helped. Remember that you can also get information about the path and database using drush like `drush @example.com status` but...

Same issue here, the system does not boot. Using macOS sonoma 15.3 on a MacBook M2

@zilti this has been fixed recently, please try installing Bastille from git. That's gonna be in the next release.

Just for the record, this two PRs solved the issue: #650 and #709

Changing labels for "documentation" since it's not a bug of Bastille, it's a user configuration topic. We can document this in order to help those users that are using local_unbound....

Thank you for the message and the description. I don't see why this should be in Bastille core rather than a personal preference. I'll label it as "out of scope"...

Thanks @hackacad, this is going to be addressed on PR#689 which was previous to this, so marking this as a duplicate and closing it.