Hello,
We normally save the legacy backups to a remote ftp location but are having a problem currently with this remote location. We do not have the space to save the backups locally and are currently making manual backups and saving them offsite while we resolve the remote ftp situation. Here's the problem. Under legacy backup configuration, I have selected to "disable" the backups on two different VPS and they are still saving locally on the normal backup schedule consuming a dangerous amount of hard drive space.. What's the best way to resolve this problem?
Should I crontab -e and if so, remove which entries? Will this break anything when I do re-enable the remote ftp backups? I am running the latest release version of cpanel 11.40.1 build 9. I want to know the best way to resolve this bug since it's happening on two different servers.
Thank you!
We normally save the legacy backups to a remote ftp location but are having a problem currently with this remote location. We do not have the space to save the backups locally and are currently making manual backups and saving them offsite while we resolve the remote ftp situation. Here's the problem. Under legacy backup configuration, I have selected to "disable" the backups on two different VPS and they are still saving locally on the normal backup schedule consuming a dangerous amount of hard drive space.. What's the best way to resolve this problem?
Should I crontab -e and if so, remove which entries? Will this break anything when I do re-enable the remote ftp backups? I am running the latest release version of cpanel 11.40.1 build 9. I want to know the best way to resolve this bug since it's happening on two different servers.
Thank you!