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Is there a way to download the compressed backup (as it does on the panel) in cli mode?
thanks
Is there a way to download the compressed backup (as it does on the panel) in cli mode?
thanks
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Resolved Download compressed backup via CLI
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Fabio C. Hansen
New Pleskian
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You can try the following method, but note that plesk_agent_manager is non-public utility and we do not recommend to use it.
First, create an archive file from your backup with something like:
# /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/plesk_agent_manager export-dump-as-file --dump-file-name /var/lib/psa/dumps/backup_info_1901141535.xml --output-file /tmp/123.tar
Once it’s done your compressed file will be ready for download, to grab it via rsync to your computer do something like this:
# rsync –progress –rsh=ssh [email protected]:/tmp/123.tar ~/
First, create an archive file from your backup with something like:
# /usr/local/psa/admin/bin/plesk_agent_manager export-dump-as-file --dump-file-name /var/lib/psa/dumps/backup_info_1901141535.xml --output-file /tmp/123.tar
Once it’s done your compressed file will be ready for download, to grab it via rsync to your computer do something like this:
# rsync –progress –rsh=ssh [email protected]:/tmp/123.tar ~/
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