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Urgent! Where does Plesk temporary store backups?

theywill

Basic Pleskian
CentOS 6
Plesk 12.x

Last night I was running the fullbackup.php script. It filled up my root volume and I need to find out where those files are and delete them right away.

Any help?

Thank you,
James
 
Hi theywill,

please locate files with "find", "locate" on linux.

For example ( if you used the fullbackup.php as described at http://kb.odin.com/113252 , then you used a prefix like "fullbackup_<datestamp>" ) :

updatedb
locate fullbackup_
Be aware, that you might have as well temporary files in your temp - folder on your system ( "/tmp" ?!? ... this depends on your very own specific system configurations! ). Please check it to delete unneeded files.
 
Fullbackup.php is a script provided by Plesk/Odin.

For the record, it looks like this is the temporary location for that script. It ignores the configuration of the Plesk backup service.

/usr/local/psa/PMM/tmp/backupcufipn

I was able to find and delete the temporary file.

Best regards,
James
 
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