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Backups
A safety net for your server. Take backups of your structure, enable automatic daily backups, and get scheduled security reports so you spot risky changes early.
Where to find it: run
/config Category dropdown Moderation Backups. Toggle the module on first.What it does
Backups capture your server so you can restore it if something goes wrong (a nuke, an accidental deletion, a botched restructure). Daily Backups automate this, and Security Reports periodically summarise the security posture of your server to a channel you choose.
Good to know
Restrict who can run backup/restore commands, a restore is powerful, so keep it to trusted admins.
Recommended setup
- Permissions: choose which roles may use the backup commands.
- Daily Backups: turn on automatic daily backups so you always have a recent copy.
- (Optional) Security Reports: pick a channel and an interval (Weekly or Daily) to receive regular security summaries.
Reference: all settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Permissions | Which roles can access the backup commands. |
| Daily Backups | Enable automatic daily server backups. |
| Security Reports | Publish security reports to a channel, weekly (the default) or daily. Clear the channel and submit to turn reports off. |
Security reports go to the channel set here. The Security log channel in Moderation is only for anti-nuke alerts.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Can’t run a backup command | Add your role under Permissions. |
| No security report appears | Set a channel under Security Reports and check the bot can post there. |
| Want to stop security reports | Open Security Reports, clear the channel, and submit. |