restore s3 backups of WP with Docker project

The purpose of the project

* The purpose of the project is to restore Updraft's backups from the "cloudaways-backups" S3 bucket to localhost via Docker

* The user will choose the title, username, password and an email address by installing the wp site.Then, he'll restore the backup with a script

* The website will change the admin console language to english

Follow the pre-requirements for the project, and then follow the steps below.

Prerequiremnts for the project

* Make sure you have updraft's credentials on LastPass

* Make sure you have access to the "cloudaways-backups" S3 bucket. The path is [here](https://s3.console.aws.amazon.com/s3/buckets/cloudaways-backups?prefix=mainwp/updraftplus/&region=eu-central-1).

* Change directory to this current folder ("restore_s3_backups" directory)

* Copy the '.env.example' file to an '.env' file and fill the parameters as required. 
 
* Make sure you have updraft's credentials on LastPass

* Leave your 8080, and 8000 ports open.

Step 1 -- Start the project

docker-compose up -d --build --no-deps

docker-compose exec wordpress init.sh

Step 2 -- Get ready with Updraftplus plugin

1. Enter to your [local server](http://localhost:8000) and install wordpress.

2. Follow the instructions [here](https://updraftplus.com/support/installing-updraftplus-premium-your-add-on/) to use the Premium version of Updraftplus. 

- Uncheck the 'Add this website to UpdraftCentral' box

Step 3 - Execute the restore script

docker-compose exec wordpress /var/www/Script/backup_restore.sh

Then you should follow the scripts instructions

Get into phpmyadmin

For phpmyadmin press here.

Final Step - Close the project

After you done - remove containers, db volume and old files

docker-compose down

docker volume rm restore_s3_backups_db_data

On Linux

** Delete wp_files/* content **

rm -rf wp_files/*

** Delete logs/mysql/* content **

rm -rf logs/mysql/*

** Delete logs/wordpress/* content **

rm -rf logs/wordpress/*

On Windows

Delete wp_files/ content*

&cmd.exe /c rd /s /q .\wp_files\wp-content; Get-ChildItem -Path "wp_files" -Recurse | Remove-Item -force -recurse; New-Item -ItemType "file" -Path "./wp_files/.gitkeep"

Delete logs/mysql/ content*

get-childitem .\logs\mysql* -include . -recurse | remove-item -Force -Recurse; Remove-Item .\logs\mysql* -Force -Recurse

Delete logs/wordpress/ content*

get-childitem .\logs\wordpress* -include . -recurse | remove-item -Force -Recurse; Remove-Item .\logs\wordpress* -Force -Recurse

Common errors & commands

Common Errors

"There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions."

Deactivate plugins with [this](https://wordpress.org/support/article/faq-troubleshooting/#how-to-deactivate-all-plugins-when-not-able-to-access-the-administrative-menus) guide.

"Error message: Could not move the files into place. Check your file permissions."

Finish the project by using the "final step" and then re-create it by usign "step 1".

Common Docker commands

Rebuild single container

docker-compose up -d --no-deps --build <service_name>

Enter the container

docker-compose exec [service name] bash

MaorW/restore_sites_from_s3_updraftplus