Advice and Troubleshooting
- Backup Restoration ERROR: time out reached
- AWS S3 "Could not upload test file: Timeout" error
- "Could not list files in destination" when backing up to a Windows FTP server
- [Jetbackup] dumping PostgreSQL may fail - FATAL: no pg_hba.conf entry for host "::1"
- JetBackup partially completed
- Edit the Backup Destination Path from the command line
- JetBackup Restorations failing with: [ERROR] Server load is too high for to much time, cancelling restore process
- Manually Adding Absolute Path To /var/cpanel/backups/*.backup_destination Makes "WHM > Backups > BackUp Configuration > Additional Destinations > Edit" Interface Uneditable
- FTP Destination type missing from JetBackup configuration
- Pkgacct and daily backups lock the mysql user passwords
- BackUp Transfers To S3 Buckets Fail With "RequestTimeTooSkewed" Error
- Backups PartialFailure "backup_incomplete" in our /backup directory and the old backup won't delete/prune
- AWS S3 buckets not validating on Backup Configuration
- mysqldump: Couldn't execute 'show fields from `table`': Incorrect file format error during backup
- cPanel user-backups seem to disappear after completing
- Download a MySQL Database Backup downloads an empty file.
- Receiving permission error when using a CIFS mount for backups
- Backblaze times out when validating a remote destination.
- Available disk space is too low. Backups will not run.
- Backup Process Fails With Error "The system failed to create the file “$PATH.meta” with permissions “0600”: No such file or directory"
- Google Drive backup validation failure: "Could not create path directory"
- Account backups not being copied to the remote backup destination because they're timing out
- No suitable servers found (set `serverSelectionTryOnce`): [connection closed by calling ismaster at 'localhost: 27217']
- Backup Destination is Showing a Timeout Error.
- Incremental backups are not copied to the remote destination.
- Successful account backups do not contain their databases
- Backup fails with "The command "/usr/local/cpanel/bin/cpuwatch" failed to report errors to the status file" error
- Validating a remote SFTP backup destination results in: "Cpanel::FileUtils::Permissions::String::str2oct" was given an invalid permissions string
- Quotas showing as 0M in WHM after configuring backups
- Recovering from a failed hard disk