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Can't get pleskrestore to work

R

RichardS2

Guest
Hello,
I am having alot of trouble restoring a backup file I made this morning. We are moving from one server to another (hardware upgrade), and I ran a pleskbackup this AM to a single file call backup.tgz (its about 15gig in size). I uploaded the file to the new server, and run pleskrestore like this:

/opt/psa/bin/pleskrestore --restore backup.tgz -verbose -level server

When I do it waits a few secs and then spits out:

Unable to find file '/root/backup/backup.tgz'

I have tried everything I could thing of to get it to start restoring this file:

1. Changed permissions to 777.
2. Changed ownership of the file from root:root, to nobody:nobody, to psa:psa.

Can someone tell me how to get this file to restore? Its driving me nuts, and Im out of time.. I have clients waiting for their sites to come back online.

Thanks,
Rick
 
Did you try to put file backup.tgz into /root/backup/ directory?
 
Good morning Rick!

Are you 100% sure that path and the name of the backupfile are OK?
 
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