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Missing cP Userfiles in roughly 200 Backups - What to do?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by stdout, Apr 2, 2006.

  1. stdout

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    root@shark [/backup/cpbackup/daily]# mv alto-sax.tar.gz /home
    root@shark [/backup/cpbackup/daily]# /scripts/restorepkg alto-sax
    Searching /home....
    Found alto-sax.tar.gz !
    <b>Moving Packge to /home/cprestore/alto-sax.tar.gz</b><Br>
    Extracting tarball....<script>window.scroll(0,175);</script>...............
    Done<br>
    Extracting Domain....Done<br>
    Sorry, the copy failed. Unable to find the cpanel user file. Is the archive missing (cwd: /home/cprestore loaded alto-sax/cp/alto-sax)?
    root@shark [/backup/cpbackup/daily]#
     
    #1 stdout, Apr 2, 2006
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    root@shark [/backup/cpbackup/daily]# cat /home/cprestore/cpmove*/cp/alto-sax
    IP=xxxx
    STARTDATE=1052683726
    DNS=alto-sax.com
    RS=bluetrix
    OWNER=root
    PLAN=safvan_Plan-1
    MAXFTP=99999
    BWLIMIT=1258291200
    MAXSQL=99999
    MAXPOP=99999
    MAXLST=99999
    MAXPARK=99999
    MAXADDON=99999
    MAXSUB=99999
    LANG=EnglishCP
    root@shark [/backup/cpbackup/daily]#
     
    #2 stdout, Apr 2, 2006
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    Have you checked the actual tarball:

    tar -tzf /home/alto-sax.tar.gz
     
    #3 chirpy, Apr 3, 2006
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    Chirpy, you should to know that this caused by cPanel, not by the archive intergrity.

    We had had such issues periodically. Mostly they were for backups created by /scripts/pkgacct
    The restore using /scripts/restorepkg doesn't work, but file in question does exist.

    THE SOLUTION: Rename tar-ball from USERNAME.tar.gz to cpmove-USERNAME.tar.gz

    This is the 'feature' of cPanel restore. If you have created backups manually they named as cpmove-someusername.tar.gz and you need to keep them the same!

    EDIT: If you wish to create backups without cpmove prefix, like backups script does, use this command /scripts/pkgacct USERNAME /backup backup where USERNAME is the account username you need to copy.
     
    #4 ispro, Apr 18, 2006
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