Importing backups
Re: Importing backups
Not yet fully implemented this feature. Only console versionShivson wrote:Archive directory: /home/backup
I tried set permissions to 766 and 777 but i still can't restore that backup.
And... why i don't see that 3 backups created by vesta in /home/backup ?
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Ok. But what can i do? I need to restore that. ;/
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Execute the command.Shivson wrote:Ok. But what can i do? I need to restore that. ;/
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sudo /usr/local/vesta/bin/v-restore-user

hmm and try to download the archive to a folder /backup
and do
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sudo /usr/local/vesta/bin/v-restore-user admin admin.2014-01-14.tar
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Check: https://yourip:8083/edit/server/ in the backup section you can find the path. I think it's /backup. Place your backup there and try again.
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So at least describe how was the problem resolved. Other people will help this article!Shivson wrote:Solved. Thanks guys. :)
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viewtopic.php?f=10&t=10434&start=10#p38469Mr.Erbutw wrote:So at least describe how was the problem resolved. Other people will help this article!
I think it's your command and tjebbeke tip about /backup folder.
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skurudo wrote:viewtopic.php?f=10&t=10434&start=10#p38469Mr.Erbutw wrote:So at least describe how was the problem resolved. Other people will help this article!
I think it's your command and tjebbeke tip about /backup folder.
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How to migrate user to the new server
1. Make user backup on the old server. In this example we will use admin as the reference.
v-backup-user admin
2. Copy tarball to the new server and place it in the home/backup directory
scp /home/backup/admin.2014-01-14.tar new-server:/home/backup/
3. Restore backup on the new server
v-restore-user admin admin.2014-01-14.tar
If you want to restore data under another user name, simply rename archive. If user name doesn't exist on the server, account will be created automatically.
mv /home/backup/admin.2014-01-14.tar /home/backup/newuser.2014-01-14.tar
v-restore-user newuser newuser.2014-01-14.tar
I think this is not good
2. Copy tarball to the new server and place it in the home/backup directory
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I'm having this same problem. Already have imported the .tar backup to my backup directory and have tried the full path and it doesnt work.

Please help me

Please help me
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Re: Importing backups
Try to place your backup in /backup instead of /home/backup.