I've setup cpbackup-exclude.conf to exclude 4 directories which contain approximately 10GB of log files which we can live without in case of data loss.
I've got a well-worn MySQL backup script that backs up the structure of our main database, but excludes about 35GB of cache tables which can be regenerated through normal site access to a public API by our customers.
So according to the documentation, it seems that there is a bug in Home Directory backup where it excludes cpbackup-exclude.conf?
So... any chance we can get that bug fixed in Home Directory backups, or is there some workaround to respect cpbackup-exclude.conf?
I've got a well-worn MySQL backup script that backs up the structure of our main database, but excludes about 35GB of cache tables which can be regenerated through normal site access to a public API by our customers.
So according to the documentation, it seems that there is a bug in Home Directory backup where it excludes cpbackup-exclude.conf?
My choices seem to be:Note: If you initiate a Home Directory backup within cPanel (Home >> Backups >> Download a Home Directory Backup), the global and local exclude files will not affect the contents of the backup file.
- Use the Account backup and get 35GB of data in every backup that I don't need, resulting in 1TB of extra downloads per month.
- Use Home Directory backup and get 10GB of log files in every backup that I don't need, resulting in 300GB of extra downloads per month.
So... any chance we can get that bug fixed in Home Directory backups, or is there some workaround to respect cpbackup-exclude.conf?
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