- Server operating system version
- Plesk Obsidian v18.0.50_build1800230207.15 os_CentOS 7
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- CentOS Linux 7.9.2009 (Core)
Hi everyone,
I am facing a somehow strange problem:
We are running local and remote backups (via FTP) on a regular base and everything worked fine.
Last night the provider where the FTP-space is located had a problem and so the backup could not be completed. I received a notification mail about this saying
" FTP network error: Unable to access the storage: Transport error: unable to list directory: Curl error:"
So far so good, the problem of the FTP accessibilty was solved and the space is reachable again- verified by trying to reach it from the server via CLI.
BUT now I can't access backup manager anymore to for example restart the backup or even just change/remove the remote settings.
When trying to access backup manager though Plesk backend it keeps running into a timeout.
My wild guessing is that the backup manager or its related services somehow still keeps trying to access the remote connection or what ever.
I tried to find some way to remove the FTP setting manually or via CLI but could not find anything.
I found a way to change FTP timeout settings and such, but nothing to stop the service, remove the remote connection or what ever without having access to the backup manager through plesk tools site.
Also: Does restarting Plesk also include restarting any services or deamons related to the backup manager and might fix the problem?
Kindest regards from Germany!
Armin
I am facing a somehow strange problem:
We are running local and remote backups (via FTP) on a regular base and everything worked fine.
Last night the provider where the FTP-space is located had a problem and so the backup could not be completed. I received a notification mail about this saying
" FTP network error: Unable to access the storage: Transport error: unable to list directory: Curl error:"
So far so good, the problem of the FTP accessibilty was solved and the space is reachable again- verified by trying to reach it from the server via CLI.
BUT now I can't access backup manager anymore to for example restart the backup or even just change/remove the remote settings.
When trying to access backup manager though Plesk backend it keeps running into a timeout.
My wild guessing is that the backup manager or its related services somehow still keeps trying to access the remote connection or what ever.
I tried to find some way to remove the FTP setting manually or via CLI but could not find anything.
I found a way to change FTP timeout settings and such, but nothing to stop the service, remove the remote connection or what ever without having access to the backup manager through plesk tools site.
Also: Does restarting Plesk also include restarting any services or deamons related to the backup manager and might fix the problem?
Kindest regards from Germany!
Armin