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    1. Community
    2. Backups
    3. Backup Pruning Timeout

    Sorry I pasted the wrong permissions above. The directory was set to 400 (ie r--------), so the owner-write permission was not set, and therefore the user could not delete their own files (without ...

    1. Community
    2. Backups
    3. Backup Pruning Timeout

    Again the issue is that some files don't have user write permissions, so the user cannot delete them, and the rm -rf fails. Whereas the cPanel email just says "timed out" - this is what led me in t...

    1. Community
    2. Backups
    3. Backup Pruning Timeout

    The changes to be honest seem relatively straightforward - it's a fairly simple perl script. Yes it was owned by the same user, but the file did not have owner write permissions. When I su'd to th...

    1. Community
    2. Backups
    3. Backup Pruning Timeout

    To answer my own question, this actually wasn't a timeout issue. If I log in to the backup server and su into the rsync backup user, I can see that one of the directories is set to -rw-r--r-- so th...

    1. Community
    2. Backups
    3. Backup Pruning Timeout

    [2020-01-27 14:53:37 -0500] info [cpbackup_transporter] cpbackup_transporter - Processing next task [2020-01-27 14:53:37 -0500] info [cpbackup_transporter] Instantiating Object [2020-01-27 14:53:37...

    1. Community
    2. Backups
    3. Backup Pruning Timeout

    To answer my own question, it seems like patching /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/Transport/Files/Rsync.pm to allow a greater than 300 second timeout would do the trick. I'm still not sure why cPanel limi...

    1. Community
    2. Backups
    3. Create backup destination via command line

    Thanks. In the past when we were using an NFS mount we just copied the .destination file into the directory mentioned above, which is much simpler than making an API call. The only issue is that we...

    1. Community
    2. Security
    3. Adding KernelCare patch via command line

    Sigh. No you are incorrect - you can add the free kernelcare patch via WHM, and that is what I am trying to figure out how to do via the command line. Thanks for your assistance but it is not useful.

    1. Community
    2. Security
    3. Adding KernelCare patch via command line

    Actually it can be enabled via WHM. If you click the security advisor link in WHM it will warn you that symlink protection is not installed and provide you with a link to add the free kernelcare pa...

    1. Community
    2. Security
    3. Adding KernelCare patch via command line

    Are these the exact steps that WHM takes when it is enabled via WHM?