| Hloo Friends I am Back With Neww Article, In This Article I am Going to show you how to backup & restore Termux. |
Why I am say you to backup Termux just because Termux Is no more in PlayStore. So do it Now. This page shows an example of backing up your Termux installation. Instructions listed there cover basic usage of archiving utility "tar" as well as show which files should be archived. It is highly recommended to understand what the listed commands do before copy-pasting them. Misunderstanding the purpose of each step may irrecoverably damage your data. If that happened to you - do not complain.
Backing up
In this example, a backup of both home and sysroot will be shown. The resulting archive will be stored on your shared storage (/sdcard) and compressed with gzip.
1. Ensure that storage permission is granted:
termux-setup-storage
2. Backing up files:
tar -zcf /sdcard/termux-backup.tar.gz -C /data/data/com.termux/files ./home ./usr
Backup should be finished without any error. There shouldn't be any permission denials unless the user abused root permissions. If you got some warnings about socket files, ignore them.
Warning: never store your backups in Termux private directories. Their paths may look like:
/data/data/com.termux - private Termux directory on internal storage
/sdcard/Android/data/com.termux - private Termux directory on shared storage
/storage/XXXX-XXXX/Android/data/com.termux - private Termux directory on external storage, XXXX-XXXX is the UUID of your micro-sd card.
${HOME}/storage/external-1 - alias for Termux private directory on your micro-sd.
Once you clear Termux data from settings, these directories are erased too.
Restoring
Here will be assumed that you have backed up both home and usr directory into same archive. Please note that all files would be overwritten during the process.
1. Ensure that storage permission is granted:
termux-setup-storage
2. Extract home and usr with overwriting everything. Pass --recursive-unlink to remove any junk and orphaned files. Pass --preserve-permissions to set file permissions as in archive, ignoring the umask value. By combining these extra options you will get installation state exactly as was in archive.
tar -zxf /sdcard/termux-backup.tar.gz -C /data/data/com.termux/files --recursive-unlink --preserve-permissions
Now close Termux with the "exit" button from notification and open it again.
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