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    How can I backup all accounts manually via ssh? Is there a command to run? I want to do an extra manual backup asap and can not wait for the automatic function to run.
    Last edited by roax66; 07-14-2005 at 10:38 AM.

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    You can manually backup a specific account by doing the following

    /scripts/pkgacct <username>

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    Thanks but I wonder if there is a possibility to backup all accounts in a single command ie. just as the automatic function included in whm?

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    See if the following will work for you

    /scripts/cpbackup

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    I get the message:
    "Weekly Backup is up to date".

    Hence it is impossible to run a new backup manually (unless I delete the current backup first)?

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    I'm outta ideas now, haha. Sorry man.

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    this will prob work, pretty sure it will just error out on non-cp accounts

    for X in `cd /usr/home/; ls`; /scripts/pkgacct ${X}; done

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    Quote Originally Posted by roax66
    I get the message:
    "Weekly Backup is up to date".

    Hence it is impossible to run a new backup manually (unless I delete the current backup first)?
    Try setting backups to "daily" first in your WHM and then run /scripts/cpbackup

    Hope that works.

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