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Update: now I have 2 servers on same condition, cPanel + CloudLinux 7, incremental backups take 12 hours. If I run the script below, backup complete in 3 hours: KONTA=`ls -1A /var/cpanel/users...
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One more thing that I'm not sure if it is related or not, but on systems with MariaDB 10.2 i notice very high memory increase, probably memory leaks. I will probably start testing the method min...
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Just a update: I use this small script to update the incremental backup: KONTA=`ls -1A /var/cpanel/users/` for x in `echo -n "$KONTA"`;do if [ -d "/home/$x" ]; then /usr/local/cpanel/bin/pkgacct...
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Hello Im having the same issue here. Let me tell my scenario: previous server running CL6 64bits, cpanel 11.66. Incremental backup took 2 or 3 hours to complete, every night. Low CPU load. So...
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Hello, The following feature would likely help to some extent if you did not need to restore the entire account: cPanel user Granular backup/restore However, I encourage you to open a separate f...
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Hello, Today I run a test: using the new backup system, I restored one account with 14Gb. Unfortunately the backup system first copie the entire backup (14Gb) to a temporary directory /backup/da...
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Yes I will! thank everyone!
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Hi, Restoration will create a temporary session for restoration. What exact is the issue you are facing with temporary sessions/copy? the issue is the time. for every account restored I need w...
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Hello, You can browse to "WHM >> Backup Configuration", configure the "Incremental" backup type, configure the local backup directory to the partition where the incremental backups are stored, and...
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Hi, The simplest way for you would be that you just create an archive from those user backup folder and restore it directly.. # tar -zcvf user.tar.gz user This will create a tar and then you ca...