I am not a fan of the new backups system and prefer the legacy version. I only use 1 retention as the backups are rsynced offsite after local backups are finished. Here are the main reasons.
1 - When a daily backup is being performed, the removes days backup is only removed after the current daily backup is completed. This means the system will consume 2 times the disk usage. This is a deal breaker for me and means I need to double storage. The legacy backups don't have this overhead.
2 - The system also consumes additional storage for meta files, which are unnecessary when retention is 1
Since legacy backups are being removed, I resorted to running my own script that runs /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/pkgacct for each account which has been working fine.
The only issue now is keep getting the warnings below
warn [backup] Backup Not Enabled (This can be adjusted in WHM => Backup => Backup Configuration)
Does anyone know how to suppress this warning being sent?
1 - When a daily backup is being performed, the removes days backup is only removed after the current daily backup is completed. This means the system will consume 2 times the disk usage. This is a deal breaker for me and means I need to double storage. The legacy backups don't have this overhead.
2 - The system also consumes additional storage for meta files, which are unnecessary when retention is 1
Since legacy backups are being removed, I resorted to running my own script that runs /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/pkgacct for each account which has been working fine.
The only issue now is keep getting the warnings below
warn [backup] Backup Not Enabled (This can be adjusted in WHM => Backup => Backup Configuration)
Does anyone know how to suppress this warning being sent?