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Backup when running out of disk space

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) What type of content is most of the disk space utilized for? If it's only a few large files, then you could exclude those files from the backup and then manually transfer them to the destination server via SCP or SFTP. Thank you.
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  • dalem
    Just use Copy Multiple Accounts/Packages From Another Server & skip /home directory and rsync the home directory after the transfer is finished
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  • studiowizjo
    [quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1643182">Hello :) What type of content is most of the disk space utilized for? If it's only a few large files, then you could exclude those files from the backup and then manually transfer them to the destination server via SCP or SFTP. Thank you.
    Mostly there are about 300 websites and not single bigger files. Do you mean to copy some of the biggesti websites manually, then remove it from first server and thanks to that gain free disk space to do the full server backup of the rest? The problem is that i should move about half of server manually which means creating 150 databases, export, import them and so on... [quote="dalem, post: 1643182"> Just use Copy Multiple Accounts/Packages From Another Server & skip /home directory and rsync the home directory after the transfer is finished
    Where in cpanel is such option to "Copy Multiple Accounts/Packages From Another Server & skip /home directory"?
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  • cPanelMichael
    [quote="studiowizjo, post: 1643562">Where in cpanel is such option to "Copy Multiple Accounts/Packages From Another Server & skip /home directory"?
    It's located here: "WHM Home " Transfers " Copy Multiple Accounts/Packages From Another Server" Or, if you are using cPanel version 11.44 (11.43 is the development build): "WHM Home " Transfers " Transfer Tool" Thank you.
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  • studiowizjo
    Here is screenshot from my cpanel -
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  • cPanelMichael
    You will need to access Web Host Manager, not cPanel, on the destination server. Thank you.
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  • studiowizjo
    I dont have access to it. Any other posibilities?
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  • cPanelMichael
    You mentioned that you have a VPS in your original post. To clarify, do you have root access to the source server, or are you only a reseller? Thank you.
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