legacy backups restore on new vps

enxdtw

• August 31, 2015 19:21

Hi I created a whm legacy backup by running the command sudo /scripts/cpbackup --force Since I choose the mysql and dir settings for all accounts I also backed up the user accounts The backup created backup files in /backup/cpbackup/daily including some tar.gz files for each of the user directories. ./ calendar.tar.gz dirs/ ines.tar.gz ../ cpbackupstatus.cfg eject.tar.gz simon.tar.gz altona.tar.gz dave.tar.gz files/ My question is how do I restore using these files on my new VPS server, I guess I copy the files to the /backup/cpbackup/daily on the new server, however how do I restore, will WHM recognise the files in the directory, which settings page do I need to use and what do I put in the restore fields? Thanks Dave

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  24x7server

  • September 01, 2015 08:53

  Hello, Yes, You can restore your all these backups through WHH. Login your new VPS and enable your legacy backup. Once you enable it you can restore your all backup through WHM >> Backup >> Legacy Restore Multiple Backups Also you can restore your backup through command line using "/scripts/restorepkg /backup/cpbackup/daily/FILE-NAME.tar.gz" command.

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  enxdtw

  • September 01, 2015 10:34

  Hello, Yes, You can restore your all these backups through WHH. Login your new VPS and enable your legacy backup. Once you enable it you can restore your all backup through WHM >> Backup >> Legacy Restore Multiple Backups Also you can restore your backup through command line using "/scripts/restorepkg /backup/cpbackup/daily/FILE-NAME.tar.gz" command.

  
  The thing is that there is no single FILE-NAME.tar.gz in the directory backup/cpbackup/daily, there are compressed files for all the individual accounts and also a dir and file directory. Can you explain how this technique would work? I am hoping that the 'Legacy Restore Multiple Backups' is able to find and use the /backup/cpbackup/daily directory. So my plan is to ftp the /backup directory to the new VPS and then perform the backup using the Legacy Restore Multiple Backups technique. However I would like an alternative in the case that whm is unable to find the backup or complains about restoring from it. Cheers Dacve

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  24x7server

  • September 02, 2015 05:35

  Hello :), Using for loop in your command you can restore your all backup files.You can save a list of full paths of each backup in a text file. For example at "/root/list_of_backups.txt" and then try with below command
  for i in `cat /root/list_of_backups.txt`; do echo /scripts/restorepkg $i; done;
  

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 04, 2015 04:56

  Hello :) Yes, you could restore the backups through a command like the one in the previous response if you prefer to not use Web Host Manager. Thank you

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  enxdtw

  • September 07, 2015 18:07

  it seems that the whm backup process does not restore certain linux system files, for instance the sudoers file was reset, is this correct?

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 07, 2015 18:55

  New it seems that the whm backup process does not restore certain linux system files, for instance the sudoers file was reset, is this correct?

  
  The backups generated through the options in "WHM >> Backup Configuration" are designed to restore the accounts. Only certain system files are backed up, and those are only restored manually:

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