Vesta Control Panel - Forum

Just found it:

updated
vesta
core package

Version:
0.9.8 (amd64)

Release:
14

Ok, so judging from the backup.conf file, backups can only be restored via the control panel IF they've been created on that server. To restore a backup from another server requires a CLI command instead.

Am I right?

A print-screen is no real use, because all it would show is me not being able to click on any box! I can upload one if you want, however.

My OS is Ubuntu 12.04LTS. I'm not sure how to tell the VestaCP version - I did upgrade it this morning by clicking on an upgrade button on the control panel.

What are the config files I need to edit?

Hi, I've uploaded a backup file from another server to /home/backup so I can restore the data to a new server. Unfortunately, the file does not appear in the backup list, either via CLI (v-list-user-backups admin) or via the web control panel. How do I get VestaCP to see my new backup file? Thanks, ...

Hi, When selecting any item from a specific menu, eg: user, or website, or backup, the tick-boxes next to each item cannot be selected. Also, the item-specific menus that appear in grey next to the entry (Edit, delete, suspend etc.) appear to do nothing. Clicking on them results in nothing happening...

I am talking about restoring a single website not an entire user with multiple sites. Can you explain how you perform 1) in your list?

in case anyone points me back to my previous post on restoring VestaCP backups (http://forum.vestacp.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=6320) I only want to restore 1 website from a backup of many. I get how to restore the entire backup. Thanks again.

Hi, I have 3 different VestaCP servers, each with a number of different websites hosted on them. I perform daily full backups on each of these servers using the VestaCP backup functionality. I want to move 1 specific website from server A to server B. Can anyone tell me how to do it? I know from the...

I've got Vesta CP deployed on 3 servers running a variety of websites. I'm transferring the auto-generated backups to Amazon's S3 storage service on a daily basis. I decided it was time to check my backup system to make sure I could recover my servers quickly and simply in the case of a server crash...