Hello,
If you have root access of your server, You can download your all files through SFTP using root login details.
If you have root access of your server, You can download your all files through SFTP using root login details.
Hello 
You can download these files through SFTP as "root". If you use Windows on your home computer, then an application such as FileZilla might be useful for SFTP activity.
Thank you.
You can download these files through SFTP as "root". If you use Windows on your home computer, then an application such as FileZilla might be useful for SFTP activity.
Thank you.
Hello :D
You can also mount a FTP account from your own PC using Filezilla FTP Server to a directory on the servers (eg. /mnt/pcbackup).
And schedule a cronjob to copy all /backup contents to /mnt/pcbackup.
This can be easily be done with curlftpfs.
You can also mount a FTP account from your own PC using Filezilla FTP Server to a directory on the servers (eg. /mnt/pcbackup).
And schedule a cronjob to copy all /backup contents to /mnt/pcbackup.
This can be easily be done with curlftpfs.
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