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I have my backup settings configured to only store a max of 5 backups. I then have this scheduled via a cronjob: But when I log in to my s3 account, it has more than 5 backups. It is not deleting the older backups as expected. Am I missing something?

It would definitely be easier if Plesk used the Apache (or Nginx) plugin instead of DNS

So I've had this going for a while now, but it is not rotating as expected. I just had to manually delete at least a month and a half's worth of backups in my AWS account.. when the backup setting is only set for a maximum of 5 (days).

I rewrote it in PHP. You can answer if you want, but I no longer need an answer.

I have a virtual host that needs variable support for server side includes, but I don't see where to enable that. I do see the httpd.conf has IncludesNOEXEC listed. This is a one off use case in a limited environment. I could rewrite everything in PHP, but enabling SSI variables would be easier...

That makes sense. Thank you!

I like the way you're thinking! That works great, up to the point of the "Maximum number of full backup files to store (including both scheduled and manual backups)" setting. I don't see where that comes in to play using the backup command via the command line? I have successfully got it to...

I have set my Plesk server up to perform a daily backup and to send me an email if there is an error. However, I would like to utilize my [redacted] account for my server backups so that I can keep better track of my backups. Basically, I would like to add a custom bash command (curl) that it...