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<details>
<summary><h1>Automatic remote backups</h1></summary>
<summary><h1>Configuration backups</h1></summary>
### config.xml
`/conf/config.xml` - the entire configuration of opnsense.<br>
It **contains everything**, including plugins config,
though you need to install plugins manually.
`System: Configuration: History`<br>
OPNsense keeps **history** of config.xml and its easy to revert to a version before
some recent changes.
`System: Configuration: Backups`<br>
Can **download** the config here.<br>
*Backup Count* - Number of historical versions to keep, at least 30.
### Automatic cloud config backups
It's really nice to have that peace of mind to have regular automatic CLOUD backups
of the `config.xml`. Then even if the machine/disk dies you just have it.
You can tell yourself that you will just download it and keep it when all the stuff
is set how you like it... but when the event happens you will be looking at that 3 months
or 19 months old file and wonder what changes you made since that last backup...
For CE edition one needs to do some scripting.<br>
I have a nextcloud running
and that means I can make use of `curl` being able to push files to a webDAV share.
I run nextcloud, so using its webDAV storage
* Nextcloud
* Create a new user
* Log in, left bottom corner - `Settings` - in it there's `WebDAV` path, copy it
* OPNsense
* ssh in, I am using a non-root user, lets say named `bastard`
* create a folder `bin`, in it create a file `opnsense-backup.sh`
heres a backup script, change the WEBDAV_URL, WEBDAV_USER, WEBDAV_PASS
<details>
<summary><h5>opnsense-backup.sh</h5></summary>
* create a folder `bin` in bastards home,
in it create a file `opnsense-backup.sh`
change the WEBDAV_URL, WEBDAV_USER, WEBDAV_PASS<br>
`opnsense-backup.sh`
```
#!/bin/sh
# backup to nextcloud WebDAV
# backup config.xml to nextcloud WebDAV
# Config file
CONFIG="/conf/config.xml"