Extracting only one MySQL DB / domainbackup form complete backup

[CloneCommander]

Extracting only one MySQL DB / domainbackup from complete backup

Hi!


I have a complete Backup of my Plesk (created with pleskbackup script on shell) and I would like to extract only one backup of one Domain, Only the DB is enough. Is this possible?

I DONT want to overwrite the whole system!

Thanks for help...

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[breun]

Read the backup/restore docs. It's in there.

http://www.swsoft.com/en/products/plesk/docs/

 

[CloneCommander]

Hi!

I read the guide, but yesterdey I didn't saw this nice pdf: http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk8.0/Doc/plesk-8-backup-restore-users-guide.pdf

as i said, i have a complete backup (level = all) - should i user the restore-level all but delete all entrys but the one i want from the map or can is use the level "domains" ?

It would be terrible if other data would be overwritten!

Thats why i posted here and didnt tried so far

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[breun]

The PDF you're linking to has examples for all possible cases. See step 2 in chapter 4 on pages 10-11. I think you'll want the last option ('restore a specific website').

 

[CloneCommander]

yes, i know - and it works with my "-all" backup?

i thougt it only works if i backuped with client level...

so i will try, thanks!

 

[breun]

If you have a complete ('all') backup you can use any restore level you like.

 

[CloneCommander]

ok, i did it with level domains and the filter listOMAINNAME

this appears:

=> DOMAINNAME domain
=> admin@DOMAINNAME mailname
getgrnam(wwwrun): No such file or directory
System error 2: No such file or directory

and then nothing happens...

the hosting etc is deleted before restore starts...

should i delete the whole domain?

edit: admin is the only one mailname..

 

[breun]

The getgrnam function tries to look up the wwwrun group in /etc/group. What does grep wwwrun /etc/group say?

 

[CloneCommander]

hi!

i tried a few more times, and at the last he continues working. many errors but after 30min ist everything up!

Thank you very much!