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restore_database myappname
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# Restore some data from a directory
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- # Note that we don't restore directly but to a temporary directory
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- # and then copy the files. This ensures that if there is a restore
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- # failure you don't end up with half-copied or corrupted files
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+ # Note that we don't restore directly but to a temporary
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+ # directory and then copy the files. This ensures that if
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+ # there is a restore failure you don't end up with
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+ # half-copied or corrupted files
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restore_directory_from_usb $MYAPP_DATA_DIR myappname
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cp -r $temp_restore_dir/$MYAPP_DATA_DIR $MYAPP_DATA_DIR
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rm -rf $temp_restore_dir
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80 ${MYAPPNAME_ONION_PORT})
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# Do any other configuration
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- # Here you might use $ONION_ONLY or $SOME_IMPORTANT_CONFIG_VARIABLE
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+ # Here you might use $ONION_ONLY or
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+ # $SOME_IMPORTANT_CONFIG_VARIABLE
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# Mark the app as having installed successfully
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# If this variable isn't set then it will be assumed that
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