/backup directory...

    joximu:


    On other side, if you have an older backup for your domain data, you can still restore them via FTP and use PhpMyAdmin for databases. About the automation for backup, I think we must let the door closed to prevent any security issues. But right again, is not the subject here. ;)

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    the files in the backup directory have chmod 0640 also not visible for the user they should have 0644 to be visible and downloadable for the user


    What version you are using ? I cannot confirm with latest master:


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    1. imscp:~# ls -lha /var/www/virtual/nuxwin.net/backups/
    2. total 32K
    3. drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4,0K 27 oct. 00:00 .
    4. drwxrwx--- 13 vu2031 www-data 4,0K 27 oct. 04:22 ..
    5. -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 23K 27 oct. 00:00 nuxwin.net-backup-2011.10.27-00:00.tar.bz2
    6. imscp:~#

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    No problem. We are happy for any reports. ;)

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    now that over night new backups are created i found out on 3 servers wich run i-mscp 1.0.2.0 latest trunk all user-backupfiles have chmod 640.


    the backup-script(imscp-backup-all) shows: $rs |= $file->mode(0644);
    so that should work.


    don´t know if it somewhere later been overwritten???


    the only thing that was done after the new backups was a i-mscp update from last trunk may that do overwrite the chmod