BACKUP RESTORE FILES NOT FOUND

billyf

Restore is not working after creating a backup. The backup show but when I go to the restore it doesnt show the file. This is on different cyberpanels that i have so its not just one server

https://cyberpanel.net/docs/1-backup-restore/

hennaboy

You need to move the backup tar.gz to /home/backup

Evanescent

Type your comment> @hennaboy said:
> You need to move the backup tar.gz to /home/backup

I have same problem. I am using cyberpanel 2.0.1
Actually the backup folder is in /home/domain/ when I try to move it to /home/ I am getting "Not allowed to move in this path, please choose location inside home!"
@hennaboy @CyberPanel

Evanescent

I mean home/backup in the above post.

Evanescent

Actually, you need to move the file using SSH. It's not possible via cyberpanel.

Solution:
Goto /home/ and create a directory "backup" and then goto /home/vhost/backup/ and move the backup file to /home/backup/

crazy

in my case, the files are already in backup folder but still while restiring they are not shown? what to do?

frankmt

in my case I had to create the file "backup" in the home directory through SSH with CHMOD 777. but when I create a backup, it's create a folder inside the web directory. I have to manually copy to the previously created to [home/backup] directory. Now is when you find the file in backup/restore -- Panel.
Please share some guide where you can find the backup file created without having to enter by SSH.

MotherMelon

Type your comment> @frankmt said:
> in my case I had to create the file "backup" in the home directory through SSH with CHMOD 777. but when I create a backup, it's create a folder inside the web directory. I have to manually copy to the previously created to [home/backup] directory. Now is when you find the file in backup/restore -- Panel. <a href="http://www.prepaidcardstatus.tips/">PrepaidCardStatus</a>
> Please share some guide where you can find the backup file created without having to enter by SSH.

Thank you for the information and advice!

ianw5555

For those not adept at moving files vis ssh, you can zip the backup file (right click, choose compress), download the zip file then upload it new folder and unzip again by right clicking and choosing unzip.

billyf

thanks