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    Is it possible to do remote incremental backups?
    I imagine this would require the use of a 3rd party software that would "login" to the server and initiate a backup procedure.
    Does anyone know of a way to do this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cwalke32477 View Post
    Is it possible to do remote incremental backups?
    I imagine this would require the use of a 3rd party software that would "login" to the server and initiate a backup procedure.
    Does anyone know of a way to do this?
    A "remote" incremental backup would take substantially more time and resources to backup than just simply doing a full backup so if the intention for saying "incremental" has to do with conserving time or resources, I would probably drop forget that notion now.

    For remote backups, a full backup is going to be much more ideal.

    Cpanel doesn't have any means in and of itself for remote incremental and if you were going to pursue it then I would look at a 3rd party solution like R1Soft but then again as I said, remote incremental not really the most ideal there.

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    thanks for info.
    It is indeed to reduce load.

    What about a way for cpanel to login to the FTP server, check the size of the last backup, and skip it, from backing up, if there are no changes to it?

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    If you are going to take remote ftp backups the gzip process will kill the resource . If you would like to have a remote incremental backup plugin please check here

    This is a 100% cpanel compatible plugin . It won't use gzip also only sync the updated files. It is using cPanel scripts and perl modules itself for taking backup .

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