ftp mount point work but 2 error after create backup

H.Csaba

• December 18, 2018 10:17

Hy, After create backup in ftp mount point (success) but receive email: Operation not supported The system failed to open the file "/mnt/ftp/tmp_fil1_1545149111_3348" for writing because of an error: Operation not supported
mount point in fstab is: curlftpfs#usr:passwd@mydomain.com /mnt/ftp fuse rw,uid=500,user,noauto 0 0
[2018-12-18 17:06:23 +0100] warn [backup] Pruning of backup files skipped due to errors. at /usr/local/cpanel/bin/backup line 394. what would be the solution? thx!

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 18, 2018 19:22

  Hello @H.Csaba, This is answered on the following thread: Thank you.

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  H.Csaba

  • December 19, 2018 10:19

  I understand Michael but you also understand that I do not understand how to create folders smoothly, then fold the files into folders, and then compress them in place without problems and delete the folder structure then you can not write it in a dirty text file ...? I write down, there is no write/read error because no backup would work either All I did was do not write locally to the /backup local folder because SSD is in my server and I do not want an unnecessary 10 GB write on it daily!

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 19, 2018 17:09

  Hello @H.Csaba, Mounting a remote filesystem for local backup purposes is unsupported. One alternative to consider is to mount a non-SDD local drive to the server and use it for backup purposes. Also, I encourage you to vote and add feedback to the following feature request if you'd like to see support for mounted remote filesystems for backups: Real NFS support for legacy and new backup systems Thank you.

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  H.Csaba

  • December 19, 2018 22:08

  It is very sad that this cPanel does not support SSD servers yet. I'm sorry for your suggestion to use HDD instead of SSD even if you pay me! :) Last but not least, my vote will not be relevant ... this step has long been done by cPanel which is not a cheap system ... Fortunately, if you have an error message, this solution works. It's just annoying

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  cPanelMichael

  • December 20, 2018 16:35

  Hello @H.Csaba, Have you considered enabling incremental backups instead? You could store incremental backups locally, or to a remote backup destination using the rsync backup destination type. With incremental backups, you're only adding new files to the backups during each backup generation which results in less disk writes. It also makes use of hard links, which you can read more about at: Thank you.

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  H.Csaba

  • December 23, 2018 09:10

  Hello

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