Have a read of this thread.
What you are seeing is correct.
To revert to a previous hub version you need to do something different. Its about halfway through i think.
Post 32.
Just to clarify somethings.
The backups are just the database on the hub. You can backup and restore this at any point and the hub stores 5 backups, which are taken daily or on reboot for that day.
Firmware is the software running on the hub. You can roll back to the previous firmware via http://hub ip:8081
Backups are somewhat tied to firmware, but in most cases, restoring a backup to a newer firmware should be fine. Restoring a newer backup to older firmware could cause problems.
We are looking at ways we can make firmware roll back more obvious of a choice to help with this confusion. One idea is to provide a link to the rollback tool (port 8081) on the backup and restore page itself.
We appreciate everyone's feedback as we continue to improve and expand Hubitat Elevation.
Sure wish there was a really good way to get the knowledge out about the exactly what the backup is. Once you read about it, it's easy... backup what's unique. YOUR db is unique, but the OS image is same for everyone. The Hub retains a copy of previous OS Images (visible at :8081) but all the WOW is in the fact we can backup our unique portion.
There we go again with the gigantic database.
cuboy, myself and some others have reported 20+ mb databases, and have been hanging up at night.
I make the correlation, because the one defining spec, since I've stopped crashing is the Db is now <8mb.
I have nothing to prove causation, except that over the very first night in over 2 weeks that I didn't crash, the database shrank from 36mb to <7mb.
I suspect that it's crashing during the clean up processes, yes. It's relatively the same time every night when it was happening to me. 2-4am.
I think, in my case, because I began eliminating all the apps (especially custom), non-native Telnet, IFTTT (which was bugged at the time) that eventually the cleanup process was able to make it through in that one night without crashing and reverting. I then could build back what I had.
Obviously everything I've said is pure speculation and only meant to be helpful in discovery.
I also suspect, that we're causing it, because as developers we're making more unusual changes than typical users. Again, speculation.
wouldnt it be funny if the backend logs were the problem? the backend is on the hub as well.
earlier the client side logging used to be sync which was causing significant performance issues. after bringing that up saw that was changed to async with 1.1.4.*. dont know if it was related to my highlighting it.
think the backend logging is also always on and sync in nature.