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Anyone used command-line restore?

I also tried the Plesk 7.6 domain_bu.exe utility, which has been removed from Plesk 8.1. Unfortunately, that just outputs 'Unable to restore dump' whatever I try.

Is there any way to restore via the command-line in any Plesk version?
 
This topic http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/P...plesk-8.1-win-backup-restore-manual/22984.htm entitled "Restoring Plesk Data Through Command Line Interface" is simply wrong in both the Plesk 7 and Plesk 8 documentation. restore.exe is not a command-line program.

The domain_bu is missing some important details:

1) An example of a backup command-line:

domain_bu.exe --backup --domain-name=domain.com "--dump-file=C:\Program Files\SWsoft\Plesk\Backup\domain.bu"

2) domain_bu can only restore a backup file created by domain_bu.

3) Before restoration the domain must already exist in Plesk.
 
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