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backup: keep dated daily snapshots alongside the rolling archive

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#!/bin/sh
# Startup wrapper: restore backup if needed, start periodic backup loop, then start Open WebUI.

set -eu

# 1. Restore if db doesn't exist
/restore.sh

# 2. Start background backup loop: hourly rolling snapshot (overwritten each run)
#    plus one dated snapshot per day, keeping the newest OWUI_BACKUP_DAILY_KEEP
#    (default 7) days.
(
    BACKUP_INTERVAL="${BACKUP_INTERVAL_SECONDS:-3600}"
    echo "[start] Backup loop started — interval: \${BACKUP_INTERVAL}s"
    while true; do
        sleep "$BACKUP_INTERVAL"
        /backup.sh
    done
) &

# 3. Run initial backup after 60s (so the db exists after open-webui starts)
(
    sleep 60
    /backup.sh
) &

# 4. Start Open WebUI (exec so it becomes PID 1)
exec ./start.sh

	#!/bin/sh
	# Startup wrapper: restore backup if needed, start periodic backup loop, then start Open WebUI.

	set -eu

	# 1. Restore if db doesn't exist
	/restore.sh

	# 2. Start background backup loop: hourly rolling snapshot (overwritten each run)
	# plus one dated snapshot per day, keeping the newest OWUI_BACKUP_DAILY_KEEP
	# (default 7) days.
	(
	BACKUP_INTERVAL="${BACKUP_INTERVAL_SECONDS:-3600}"
	echo "[start] Backup loop started — interval: \${BACKUP_INTERVAL}s"
	while true; do
	sleep "$BACKUP_INTERVAL"
	/backup.sh
	done
	) &

	# 3. Run initial backup after 60s (so the db exists after open-webui starts)
	(
	sleep 60
	/backup.sh
	) &

	# 4. Start Open WebUI (exec so it becomes PID 1)
	exec ./start.sh