Fix docker cp trailing slashes breaking backup/restore directory structure #283
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Fix docker cp trailing slashes breaking backup/restore directory structure
Nov 12, 2025
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Trailing slashes in
docker cpsource paths cause the command to copy directory contents rather than directories themselves, breaking restore compatibility.Changes
docker cpsource paths inbackup.sh:/redis-data/→/redis-data/caddy/→/caddy/meilisearch/→/meilisearch/qdrant/→/qdrantContext
The restore script expects:
With trailing slashes, backup creates:
This mismatch causes restore to fail looking for non-existent subdirectories.
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