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Backup in Scheduled tasks

  • Thread starter Daniel Homoki-Farkas
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Daniel Homoki-Farkas

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Hi!

I'm trying to create a backup, through the Scheduled Task os the user: root.

I would like to send the backup file, to a storage, and backup device, through FTP.

My command line is the following:
/usr/local/psa/bin/pleskbackup domains --ftp-login=[email protected] --ftp-password=this_is_my_password --output-file=/private/crontab_backup.tar

These details are not my storage device details, I'm just using this, for testing.

I always receive an email, from Cron Daemon, with the following:
*******************************************************************
*******************************************************************
*** You are using old-style pleskbackup command-line interface. ***
*** Please switch to new style documented in 'pleskbackup help',***
*** because old style eventually have been dropped. ***
********************************************************************
********************************************************************

What's the problem? Because I did everything, as it is sayed in the pleskbackup help...

Thanks for your help in advance!

Kind regards,

Daniel Homoki
 
What is 'domains' option? There should be:

domains-name Backs up selected domains. Domain's names are read from command line,
space-separated. If no domains provided, backs up all domains
on the host.

domains-id Backs up selected domains. Domain's identificators are read from command line,
space-separated. If no domains provided, backs up all domains
on the host.
 
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