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 Running BackupRestore.exe with -h, "BackupRestore.exe -h" on CMD will give you the following guide to running
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-`BioStar2 Backup & Restore -p <PortNumber> -k <KeyFile> -c <CertFile> -a <IP Address> -r <Resource Folder Location>`
+`BioStar2 Backup & Restore -p <PortNumber> -k <KeyFile> -c <CertFile> -a <IP Address>`
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 An example of the proper running ettiquete is below:<br>
-`BackupRestore.exe -p 449 -a 127.0.0.1 -k "C:\\biostar_cert.key" -c "C:\\biostar_cert.crt" -r "C:\\PythonTool\\BioStar2PythonBackupTool\\res"`
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-You have to define the resource folder when running the utility (During testing, when ran as admin (As needed for restore)
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-There were problems, as the utility kept going to tempfiles instead of the res. Just define it before running and it will be fine!
+`BackupRestore.exe -p 449 -a 127.0.0.1 -k "C:\\biostar_cert.key" -c "C:\\biostar_cert.crt"`
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 The download link for the backup will only work if site is secure (Or changed chrome settings)
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 The mysqldump.exe and mysql.exe instances can also be changed but use the default ones in the BioStar2 (x64) folder. 
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-Included cert files are for my specific installation, replace path in running above or actual files with your own BioStar2 ones. From (nginx\conf).
+Replace -c and -k path in running above with BioStar2 .crt and .key files from (nginx\conf).
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 Its still rough, but any ideas, shoot me an email at [email protected] :)