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psadump not available!

J

Jason_I_Am

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Hi.

I want to backup each of the accounts on my setup periodically. I've seen many refer to psadump and psarestore for this process. I tried to use these commands myself only to find they're unavailable...

"-bash: psadump: command not found"

I've tried changing to the directory where it should reside ( /usr/local/psa/bin/ ) and tried different combinations of running it (ie. "./psadump" as well as just "psadump"), but I always get the same error.

I'm on a GoDaddy VPS. Have they removed this functionality? Is there a way of searching the filesystem for it?
I'd rather not use some alternate script for something like this. I'd prefer to use psadump.

Any help? :)
 
To search your filesystem you can run

find . -name psadump

which will search for files named psadump within the current directory and all it's subdirs. Do a "man find" for more info.

Cheers,
EF
 
My GoDaddy VPS has psadump in this directory:


/usr/local/psa/bin/
 
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