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No. I am sure there are many more solutions available. I am just not familiar with any other.
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Question Full Backup (Plesk + OS)
- Thread starter tanasis
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ChristophRo
Regular Pleskian
most likely in the "psa" MySQL database
Extensions and their configurations are not backed up by the Backup Manager.
Is there any way to backup them ?
@tanasis If you want to backup the whole server including operating system components, add-ons such as individually installed software, extensions and settings etc., then please refer to one of the backup solutions mentioned by the other users who participated in this thread. They are all well seasoned, so their advice is very good advice you should consider.
As last option if you not want install or pay any software you can use rsync
If you want use rsync, you may want to clone your entery server in a virtualbox machine or any orther virtual enviroment and have a working copy if you use correct configuration, that may works, not as special backup software but will work
Try it with your own risk you may need use -H -X --one-file-system --numeric-ids
I recomend you do it in side virtual machine and copy all you have and last pass with mysql server stoped.
But I strongly reocomend you use special software for that as acronis or veem
If you want use rsync, you may want to clone your entery server in a virtualbox machine or any orther virtual enviroment and have a working copy if you use correct configuration, that may works, not as special backup software but will work
Try it with your own risk you may need use -H -X --one-file-system --numeric-ids
I recomend you do it in side virtual machine and copy all you have and last pass with mysql server stoped.
But I strongly reocomend you use special software for that as acronis or veem
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