Create-a-DB-dump.md

@@ -14,55 +14,8 @@ $ ssh opencell-test.coopdevs.org
 $ sudo su - opencell
 ```
 
-3. Access to the db container:
+3. Create the dump:
 
 ```
-$ docker exec -ti postgres bash
-```
-
-4. Create the dump:
-
-```
-# pg_dump -U opencell -W -f opencell.19.08.07.dump opencell
-```
-
-> If you don't know the db user and password, you can check it in the `docker-compose.yml` file with the keys: `DB_USER` and `DB_PASSWORD`.
-
-
-5. Exit and copy the dump out of the container:
-
-```
-# exit
-exit
-$ docker cp postgres:/opencell.19.08.07.dump .
-```
-
-6. Move the dump to your user home and change the permissions:
-
-```
-$ exit
-logout
-daniel@opencell-test:~$ sudo chown daniel:daniel /home/opencell/opencell.19.08.07.dump 
-daniel@opencell-test:~$ sudo mv /home/opencell/opencell.19.08.07.dump .
-```
-
-7. Copy the dump form the server to your machine:
-
-```
-$ logout
-Connection to opencell-test.coopdevs.org closed.
-
-$ scp opencell-test.coopdevs.org:opencell.19.08.07.dump .
-opencell.19.08.07.dump                                                                                                                                                                                      100% 1027KB   2.5MB/s   00:00 
-```
-
-And you have the dump in your local machine!
-
-
---------------------------
-### UPDATE
-In the backups script we use the next command to generate the dump out of the container:
-
-```
-$ docker exec "postgres" pg_dump -U "${DATABASE_USER}" --encoding=UTF8 "${DATABASE_NAME}" > "/opt/backup/.tmp/pg_dump_${DATABASE_NAME}.sql"
+$ docker exec "postgres" pg_dump -U "opencell" --encoding=UTF8 "opencell" > "opencell_$(date +"%d-%m-%y").sql"
 ```
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