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Entire MYSQL Directory is backing up per account?

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  • twhiting9275
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  • Jimbo222
    Thanks, found them, and good advice. I didn't know those were treated differently. I guess now, the only thing I'm wondering is why I have db's backed up at the account level when all I have is Entire MySQL Directory selected. If the backup backs ups databases per account anyway, then what's the point of having the different options that include "per account"?
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  • twhiting9275
    As you mentioned, you don't have some databases assigned to an account, backing them up separately would be a good idea, of course. I'm not sure that using 'backup entire directory' is good, as it looks to be just backing up the binary files, which isn't really the best approach here.
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  • Jimbo222
    Yes, I follow. Thanks for your replies. I'm just confused on the backup configuration setting and why it would have the different options that include "per account" for database backup. In selecting the option "Entire MYSQL Directory", the backup script still backs up the databases in each account (per account) in .sql files. So I was just wondering the point of having options that include "per account" if it backs up the db's per account even if you choose the option that doesn't include "per account". What's the point? I guess what it means is backing up other mysql files not included in the mysqldump. I guess I was just confused on how they worded it in the WHM gui. Thanks.
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  • twhiting9275
    Yeah, I agree, it is worded a bit odd.
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  • cPanelMichael
    So my question is, if I am selecting "Entire MySQL Directory" and it's also backing them up per account, then how is the option "Per Account and Entire MySQL Directory" any different?

    Hello, Could you verify if a remote MySQL server is utilized? Also, what version of cPanel is installed on the system? Thank you.
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