---
title: "Jak z poziomu linii poleceń zgrać ustawienia serwera do formatu .BIN (Przywróc ustawienia) ?"
url: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/jak-z-poziomu-linii-polecen-zgrac-ustawienia-serwera-do-formatu-bin-przywroc-ustawienia.17826/"
thread_id: 17826
date: "2016-04-22"
category: "Instruktaż/Tutorial"
section: "Podstawowe ustawienia i inicjalizacja systemu"
source: "Forum QNAP Polska"
site: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl"
language: "pl"
ai_policy: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/ai-policy.md"
license: "https://forum.qnap.net.pl/ai-policy.md"
---

# Jak z poziomu linii poleceń zgrać ustawienia serwera do formatu .BIN (Przywróc ustawienia) ?

> Source: <https://forum.qnap.net.pl/threads/jak-z-poziomu-linii-polecen-zgrac-ustawienia-serwera-do-formatu-bin-przywroc-ustawienia.17826/> · Instruktaż/Tutorial · Forum QNAP Polska · 2016-04-22

```bash
#!/bin/sh

DATE=`date +%m`
BACKUPFILE="/share/Public/backupdata-$DATE"

# maybe intended to be a backup number, but it is filled with a constant (127) when
# using the backup function from the webpage, file is not removed after backup, but
# missing after next reboot...
echo "127" >/etc/save_no.conf

tar cvf - /etc/config/* /etc/save_no.conf | gzip >$BACKUPFILE.tgz

PC1 e ICPIPNASWAREV301 $BACKUPFILE.tgz $BACKUPFILE.bin
PC2 $BACKUPFILE.bin "" ""

rm $BACKUPFILE.tgz
```

## Odpowiedź potwierdzona przez społeczność

O takim rozwiązaniu pewno marzyło wielu użytkowników B-)
sprawnie, konkretnie bez wielokrotnego klikania tu i tam:perfekcyjnie:

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