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Backup psadump

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ttucker

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I would like to backup plesk in full to /backup/plesk I was trying to use this in a Crontab to do it:

psadump -f /backup/plesk/my_psa_backup_file

I had no luck with that. Can anybody point me on the right track? I would just like a full plesk backup.


-TED
 
I used that and tried:

psadump -f /root/psa_backup/my_psa_backup_file

it didn't work.
 
Sorry I just quickly glanced at your post ... what happens when you run that via shell? Do you have psa-bu rpm installed?
 
I have psa-bu-7.5.1-fc2.build75041216.15

when I run psadump -f /backup/psa_back/psa_backup_file

when I run this from the shell;

bash: psadump: command not found


***I am a newbie, and thanks for all of your help***

-Ted
 
You need to add the following at the beginning:

/usr/local/psa/bin/psadump and then continue with the rest of the command
 
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