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/usr/local/psa/bin/mysqldump.sh

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FaNa

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Hi,

I'm planning my backup jobs.
First of all, I want to realise a daily backup of my mysql database.

i noticed the following cronjob: /usr/local/psa/bin/mysqldump.sh

of course if found the backup function in plesk. but there is no choice of what i want to backup.

i could realise a cronjob with a daily mysql dump, but what does the mysqldump.sh cronjob in plesk actually do. i thought it's a daily backup of the three databases. but where are these backups stored

plesk backup is very confusing :confused:
 
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