Hi
My colleagues and I had discussions about relying on full cpanel support. I read several different articles but did not find a direct answer. That's why I created a new topic here.
According to the server configuration, as a normal user in cpanel, when you click to create a full backup, process will be performed even if the storage space is almost full.
the question is how we can sure that full backup is complete? (without missing some files)
I mean if the check mark appears (backup link be downloadable) which means file is complete? is there two situation for create backup, true of false? or there is some situation else and maybe file was corrupted?
the point is, as a normal user in cpanel, you can't access to whm logs and there is just a check mark in cpanel after the end of full backup process. is the check mark reliable?
imagine you login to a cpanel (a service from a webhosting) and you haven't access to whm. you see disk usage are almost full. you start creating backup and it's done. now, is it possible that the file was corrupted due disk space?
best regards
My colleagues and I had discussions about relying on full cpanel support. I read several different articles but did not find a direct answer. That's why I created a new topic here.
According to the server configuration, as a normal user in cpanel, when you click to create a full backup, process will be performed even if the storage space is almost full.
the question is how we can sure that full backup is complete? (without missing some files)
I mean if the check mark appears (backup link be downloadable) which means file is complete? is there two situation for create backup, true of false? or there is some situation else and maybe file was corrupted?
the point is, as a normal user in cpanel, you can't access to whm logs and there is just a check mark in cpanel after the end of full backup process. is the check mark reliable?
imagine you login to a cpanel (a service from a webhosting) and you haven't access to whm. you see disk usage are almost full. you start creating backup and it's done. now, is it possible that the file was corrupted due disk space?
best regards