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Problems with "pleskbackup -all"

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evilduff

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Hello !!

Sorry...my englisch is not the best ;-)

Every night I make a backup from all data on my linux webserver with plesk 8.1.1. I do it with a cron job with root rights. I use the follwing commando "pleskbackup -all my_dump"

Today I have take one backup for a test-restore on another webserver. All databases an eMail-Accounts was restored, but not all data of the customer websites in the folder /httpdocs/. I had take a look into the backup file from the plesk backupscript "pleskbackup". And at many domains the folder for /httpdocs/, logfiles and awstats was empty. At the end of the restore there is a message: "the restore finished sucesfull but with some prblems - look into the logfile under /usr/local/psa/PMM/logs/restore/migration-logs.tar".

I have take a look and the files are left in the backup file. I have no idea how it comes. Have anyone an idea ? Is there anywhere a logfile for the pleskbackup ??

Many greets from germany !!

Philipp
 
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