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+This section explains how the major components work.
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+#### **The Backup Process (`docker cp`)**
+
+The script's first action is to copy the live `webui.db` file from the Docker container using `docker cp`. This approach was chosen specifically to avoid `database is locked` errors that can occur when trying to read a database file while an application is actively writing to it. The `docker cp` command provides an atomic, point-in-time snapshot of the database, ensuring the script always works with a clean and unlocked data source.
+
+#### **Packaging (`tar` and `lz4`)**
+
+All extracted data (user chat JSONs, config JSON, and the database file) are first bundled into a single `.tar` archive. This archive is then compressed using LZ4. LZ4 was chosen for its extremely high-speed compression and decompression, which is ideal for a backup script where performance is valued over achieving the absolute smallest file size.
+
+#### **Configuration: Script Arguments**
+
+The `regularbm.py` script is stateless and configured at runtime via command-line arguments. This is a deliberate design choice to prevent secrets or environment-specific configuration from being hardcoded.
+
+| Argument           | Required | Default             | Description                                          |
+| :----------------- | :------- | :------------------ | :--------------------------------------------------- |
+| `--s3-bucket`      | **Yes**  | N/A                 | The name of the target S3 bucket.                    |
+| `--s3-region`      | **Yes**  | N/A                 | The AWS region of the S3 bucket.                     |
+| `--container-name` | No       | `open-webui`        | The name of the Open WebUI Docker container.         |
+| `--s3-prefix`      | No       | `openwebui_backups/`| A folder path within the S3 bucket for storage.      |
+| `--tmp-dir`        | No       | `/tmp`              | A temporary directory for staging backup files.      |