Restore Process Broken

[mbsmi]

I just attempted to test my backups that Vesta CP creates each morning. I was able to get the backup onto my test server, but I could never get the

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v-restore-user

to work, even after I tried using

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/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-restore-user

. The errors included a permission problem, despite running the console as root and not being able to find the backup. Is there any fix for this script?

[timpage]

Hello

Many time process broken when restore the system.

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[yoko eagle]

I just attempted to test my backups that Vesta CP creates each morning. I was able to get the backup onto my test server, but I could never get the

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v-restore-user

to work, even after I tried using

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/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-restore-user

. The errors included a permission problem, despite running the console as root and not being able to find the backup. Is there any fix for this script?

Make sure you not changing the backup filename and folder/backup.
Assuming you restored backup for admin user

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v-restore-user admin admin.date.tar

filename and username should be the same.

[mbsmi]

Make sure you not changing the backup filename and folder/backup.
Assuming you restored backup for admin user

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v-restore-user admin admin.date.tar

filename and username should be the same.

I just tried the command and got the error:

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/usr/local/vesta/bin/v-restore-user admin admin.2018-04-14_05-12-34.tar
Error: backup admin.2018-04-14_05-12-34.tar doesn't exist

[Mark O Polo]

Have you tried.

http://vestacp.com/docs/#how-to-migrate ... her-server

Is the tar backup in the correct location?

[mbsmi]

Is the tar backup in the correct location?

Yes, the backup is in the /home/backup directory.

[Mark O Polo]

I assume Ubuntu is the same as the Debian version. In that case try placing the backup file here.

cd /
then ls
And look for the "backup" folder. SCP your file there. (Not in the /home/backup directory as the link indicated.)

Give it a try and report back.

[mbsmi]

The /backup directory is simply a shortcut to the /home/backup directory.

[Mark O Polo]

Not on my install. (Debian)

All of my backups default to the master root /backup directory. Nothing is kept under the /home/backup/

[MechaniC]

I assume Ubuntu is the same as the Debian version. In that case try placing the backup file here.

cd /
then ls
And look for the "backup" folder. SCP your file there. (Not in the /home/backup directory as the link indicated.)

Give it a try and report back.

The same problem was. Thanks, did as you wrote and it turned out))

Cheers,