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Additional Destinations Backups and Restore UI Question

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  • cPanelLauren
    Hello, The documentation here might be useful: Remote Restoration - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation
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  • JustWrappingMyHead
    Ty To restore backups from these locations, users must transfer the backup file to their servers before they can restore the backups.
    That makes sense, though I think it would be easy to do the reverse as well as the push, but the UI losing track of the backups in the calendar, not initially, but two or three days later is part of this? It (the docs) doesn't explicitly list that the UI would stop tracking them and there were backups over the weekend. Is this possibly related to "Transfer System Backups to this Destination" setting? (if I did retain local backups, it would just fill the HD eventually. Like that happened rapidly and we need to keep full backups) Thanks
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  • cPanelLauren
    The documentation explicitly states the following: [QUOTE]To use this feature, you must enable account backups and the Retain Backups in the Default Backup Directory setting in WHM's Restore a Full Backup cpmove File interface (WHM >> Home >> Backup >> Restore a Full Backup/cpmove File).
    but the UI losing track of the backups in the calendar, not initially, but two or three days later is part of this? It (the docs) doesn't explicitly list that the UI would stop tracking them and there were backups over the weekend.

    If the backups aren't present in that directory as per the metadata the UI will not track them.
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  • JustWrappingMyHead
    Ty. Yes, I understood that from the docs. Part of the confusion stems from the fact that I enabled it last week and the calendar is registering backups through Sunday.
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  • cPanelLauren
    What happens if you click any of those backups that are listed in the calendar *after* you changed the setting to keep the backups in the Default Backup Directory? What's listed in that directory if you go to it via SSH?
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