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RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - petzsch - 06-29-2010 03:37 PM
Actually your mails aren't stroed binary. They are plaintext stored in Maildir structures in /var/mail/virtual/domain.tld/emailuser
But still I prefer to do that manually. Use backup-restore, change dns setting and after the dns changes are active, rsync the old mails in the new mailbox.
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - D4rKr0W - 07-23-2010 04:41 PM
This script is really helpful! Thanks a lot!
There's one thing, though, that would be a really nice addition: having a way to backup every domain with a single command!
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - rycardo74 - 07-24-2010 11:32 PM
hi can i use for domains on "1.0.0 Priamos" to "1.0.3 OMEGA" or higher?
(07-23-2010 04:41 PM)D4rKr0W Wrote: This script is really helpful! Thanks a lot!
There's one thing, though, that would be a really nice addition: having a way to backup every domain, maybe through logging in with an admin or a reseller.
This way we won't have to ask our clients for their passwords. If i have to backup ispcp through this script (which seems the best way so far to me), but the system is not working or ispcp is just down, we won't be able to change the domain passwords, and it wouldn't be a really good thing having to wait for all the clients to send their passwords in. Ispcp does indeed have a wonderful backup capability but seeing the target of this script are system admins, i would really reccomend adding a backup-the-whole-thing option. I am already planning on switching to this script instead of using the client's backups in their domain folders, having such a feature would speed things up immensely!
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - tomdooley - 07-25-2010 01:48 AM
(07-24-2010 11:32 PM)rycardo74 Wrote: hi can i use for domains on "1.0.0 Priamos" to "1.0.3 OMEGA" or higher?
Should be possible. Take a try
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - rycardo74 - 07-27-2010 07:46 PM
Hi Im try backup-restore Rev.3129. on a "1.0.0 Priamos"
with debian etch
PHP 5.2.0-8+etch11
when i try this
#php backup.php domain.com passwd
I get this error
Fatal error: Call to undefined method Config::set() in /var/www/ispcp/backup-restore/includes/boot.php on line 13
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - tomdooley - 07-28-2010 02:35 AM
Argh, ok... Seems 1.0.0 is rather too old. The Config class is missig, so backup cannot find database login informations. I suggest to update first to a newer (newest?) version.
And don't forget the patch supplied at http://isp-control.net/ispcp/ticket/2410 ;-)
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - novang - 07-30-2010 06:27 PM
thanks
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - rycardo74 - 08-09-2010 04:13 AM
Hi Im try on 1.6 and I found the file config.ser what formt is this file is JSON?
all work veri fine I currently working on a "server module" for whcms free , and found some procedure very clean
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - tomdooley - 08-09-2010 10:09 PM
(08-09-2010 04:13 AM)rycardo74 Wrote: Hi Im try on 1.6 and I found the file config.ser what formt is this file is JSON?
all work veri fine I currently working on a "server module" for whcms free , and found some procedure very clean
Thx. config.ser format is only a simply serialized variable. See http://de2.php.net/serialize
Thx :-)
RE: [HOWTO] Backup and Restore complete Domain - xister - 08-09-2010 11:35 PM
(08-09-2010 04:13 AM)rycardo74 Wrote: Hi Im try on 1.6 and I found the file config.ser what formt is this file is JSON?
all work veri fine I currently working on a "server module" for whcms free , and found some procedure very clean
are you meaning whmcs?
that would be very great!