tcli system backup []
tcli system restore []
and then have:
tcli tg backup [overwrite=yes|no]
tcli tg restore [overwrite=yes|no]
Which are the CLI variants that take a local file (and thus PERM_SYS_ADMIN only).
But the UI would bypass the CLI outputting a file "download" for backup while accepting a file through the UI for input (ala the way that the files module works).
The problem with "restore" is though if one is going to overwrite things or merge them and handling conflict resolution in change usernames etc.
Indeed, lets make it:
tcli system backup []
tcli system restore []
and then have:
tcli tg backup [overwrite=yes|no] tcli tg restore [overwrite=yes|no] Which are the CLI variants that take a local file (and thus PERM_SYS_ADMIN only). But the UI would bypass the CLI outputting a file "download" for backup while accepting a file through the UI for input (ala the way that the files module works).
The problem with "restore" is though if one is going to overwrite things or merge them and handling conflict resolution in change usernames etc.
This is all for 'next' though.