Reimage of gitlab2002 and gitlab2003 is complete.

Hi, we have investigated this further and have found that you have two accounts one with a contractor email and the other with a full-time employee email. @KinneretG Please confirm which account you were using when you experienced this problem and also did you transition from contractor to FT or vice versa? Thanks.

@bmansurov This is sorted now.

Hey @leila Could you kindly approve this?

Okay, great. Thank you! @Ottomata

Hey @Ottomata Could you kindly confirm the appropriate group for this and also approve the same so we could go ahead with it?

Kindly read through and sign the document linked below:

Hi, you have been added to the requested groups. Welcome to the foundation!

Hi. We have just checked the group membership for wmf and it appears that the user kgordon is still a member. Kindly share the specific errors you are experiencing to be able to troubleshoot the problem further.

In T274463#7467765, @Jelto wrote:

For production the restore could be something like:

/srv/gitlab-backup/gitlab-restore.sh 1635379585_2021_10_28_14.3.2

1635379585_2021_10_28_14.3.2 is the name of the backup we want to restore. Of course we could also use latest here, but I just thinking about the use case that we may want to restore to a earlier date.

Having the name of the backup as a parameters needs some additional logic and refactoring. Especially when using the latest backup. So I'm not sure if we want to add this much complexity to the script.

Hey @brennen Yeah, I got the same from reading the docs.

@Jelto I've taken note of this and will add it to the script. Thank you.

Hi @herron Thanks! I have managed to set up my account. Working on the next steps.

Yeah, I would like to observe the process.