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Plesk didn't back up my statistics and IIS Logs

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easwaran

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Guys, I backed up my domains on Plesk 7.6. When I restored them on Plesk 8.1, all my logs and statistics were gone!?!!!!! Does anyone know how I can retrieve them?

Is there anyway I can restore a site on the server without overwriting the current site (by changing the domain name or something) so that I can compare the restored files?

Has anyone noticed this problem or encountered them?
 
Did you backup each individual domain or did you do use the PSABackup app?
Dump files for Windows Plesk created by PSABackup are just zip files. Rename the extension from .psa to .zip and you can pull the logs/stats out of a domain by copying over the statistics directory (if they are in your backup file).
 
Hi Sieb, thanks for the quick reply. I did try what you suggested but the Logs directory is completely missing from the Statistics directory under the backed up domain. The anon_ftpstat, ftpstat and webstat directories are present though.
I used the Plesk Backup utility for all the domains, and I also used it for a single domain. Both of them are missing the logs directory. This is a severe let down for me.
 
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