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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ If you don't use the tray icon (for example if you disabled _Launch Duplicati at
The default url is http://localhost:8200
This can be changed by providing command line options to Duplicati.Server.exe or Duplicati.GUI.TrayIcon.exe. See [Duplicati.GUI.TrayIcon.exe](07-other-command-line-utilities/#duplicatiguitrayiconexe), [Duplicati.Server.exe](07-other-command-line-utilities/#duplicatiserverexe) and [Duplicati.WinowsService.exe](07-other-command-line-utilities/#duplicatiwindowsserviceexe) for more information.
This can be changed by providing command line options to Duplicati.Server.exe or Duplicati.GUI.TrayIcon.exe. See [Duplicati.GUI.TrayIcon.exe](../07-other-command-line-utilities/#duplicatiguitrayiconexe), [Duplicati.Server.exe](../07-other-command-line-utilities/#duplicatiserverexe) and [Duplicati.WinowsService.exe](../07-other-command-line-utilities/#duplicatiwindowsserviceexe) for more information.
The first time you start the Duplicati Web interface, this message is presented:
![](ss_usinggui_01.png)
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An Upload Volume is an encrypted compressed file that contains a part of your backup. For normal backup operations you can keep this value unchanged, but in some scenarios, for example very large backups, you can increase size to reduce the number of files at the remote storage location. The default size for an Upload Volume is 50 MB. Increase this value if needed.
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> ![](icon_important.png) The Upload volume size is not the maximum capacity that is offered by your storage provider. It is the size of each chunk of data that is uploaded to the backend during a backup operation. Increasing the size of an upload volume will reduce the number of files at the backend, but will require to download more data when performing restore operations. See [Choosing sizes in Duplicati](
appendix-c-choosing-sizes-in-duplicati) for more information about block- and volume sizes.
> ![](icon_important.png) The Upload volume size is not the maximum capacity that is offered by your storage provider. It is the size of each chunk of data that is uploaded to the backend during a backup operation. Increasing the size of an upload volume will reduce the number of files at the backend, but will require to download more data when performing restore operations. See [Choosing sizes in Duplicati](../appendix-c-choosing-sizes-in-duplicati) for more information about block- and volume sizes.
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If you want to restore your files without being able to use your Duplicati installation (for example on another computer, or after a system crash), you have to restore your files directly from the backup destination.
If Duplicati isn't installed on the computer you want to restore to, download and install Duplicati first. See [Installation](02-installation) for more information.
If Duplicati isn't installed on the computer you want to restore to, download and install Duplicati first. See [Installation](../02-installation) for more information.
To start a restore operation without a configured backup job, click Restore in the main menu. You have 2 options:
@ -361,7 +360,7 @@ Then file information is being retrieved.
![](ss_restorefiles_18.png)
After the Fetching path information task has been completed, the restore process is exactly the same as described in [Restoring files from a backup](03-using-the-graphical-user-interface/#restoring-files-from-a-backup).
After the Fetching path information task has been completed, the restore process is exactly the same as described in [Restoring files from a backup](../03-using-the-graphical-user-interface/#restoring-files-from-a-backup).
## Editing an existing backup
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In the _Delete backup_ screen, you can choose to keep or delete the local database associated with the selected backup job. Default setting is to delete the local database, because it is no longer needed if the backup job no longer exist. In addition to that, the database can be rebuilt from using the files at the backend.
Before deleting a backup job, it is recommended to export the backup job settings to a file. The _Export configuration_ button is a quick link to this function. More about exporting backup configuration can be found in [Exporting a backup job configuration](03-using-the-graphical-user-interface/#exporting-a-backup-job-configuration).
Before deleting a backup job, it is recommended to export the backup job settings to a file. The _Export configuration_ button is a quick link to this function. More about exporting backup configuration can be found in [Exporting a backup job configuration](../03-using-the-graphical-user-interface/#exporting-a-backup-job-configuration).
If you no longer need the backup files themselves, Duplicati can delete these files from the backend, freeing up remote storage space.