Edit Repository Details

[Flache8734]

Description

Hi,

First, I want to thank you for this great project. I've been looking for something similar for 5 years. I enjoy using it.

To make a test on my borgbackup repository, I have created a remote storage with a local IP. It was OK.
Now, I want to change the local IP to FQDN.

After the change, I can successfully test the connection in the storage object. In the repo object, I still have the local IP and my backups failed.

In the database, I can see the local IP in the table "repositories" (path). I could update it, but it's never a good way to change directly in the database.

Could you add an edit button for repository information?

Thank you.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create storage with local IP
2. Create repo on this storage
3. Change local IP to FDQN in Storage Object
4. Check repo information (server is ok but not folder)

Installation Type

Docker

BBS Version

2.64.2

Agent Version (if applicable)

No response

Agent OS (if applicable)

None

Relevant Logs

Remote: ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.100 port 2222 : Connection timed out
Connection closed by remote host. Is borg working on the server?

[marcpope]

I think changing it directly in the database might have other issues like ssh keys not working. I'll see what it would take to fix it. I think at a minimum if you added that to the storage tab, you'd be able to find the "lost" repo and re-associate it.

[Flache8734]

I tested the direct change in the database without touching the SSH configuration and it seems to work without any issues. However, I agree with you, changing directly in the database is not the right approach because the validations are not performed.

[marcpope]

Thanks for the report. Fixed in 709b391 for the next release: repo paths are derived from the storage config, so editing the config (host, port, user, base path) now updates all its repos automatically — no edit button needed for this case.

[marcpope]

Released in v2.65.0.

[Flache8734]

Thx