Dear scieri,
thank you for the mail backup script!
+1 question
What do you think: how can I move easily all created backup files (mail, www, sql) copy to an another FTP server automatically?
Hi BInspiron,
Your welcome.
I have the following cron job set as root at 5 in the morning(the least traffic used hour), that does backup to an external ftp NAS. The only issue is that you will have to add manually the paths to the backup folders for every domain you have.
After a little more time spent on this, I've added also the "button" backup mail into reseller add/edit domain page.
Now selecting the full backup also backups the mail, selecting mail backup only backups mail folder.
All the existing /var/www/imscp/ files should be overwritten with the ones into the archive. Do not overwrite the hole directory as it will change the existing permission, but only the files.
I've used and modified a little bit the actual full backup script for version 1.2.2 and added the following:
1. Added date/time stamp to sql archive.
2. Added backup function of all mail folders in /var/mail/virtual/*
This can easily be added to an future version, somebody from the dev team can also add a new mail backup button into i-mscp interface.
The attached file can be copied over the existing one in /var/www/imscp/engine/backup
Check my last message for the updated version
Hi Kess,
I didn't know what to search for, Google searches didn't show related results.
Thanks for the links, problem solved.
Hello all,
I've noticed an strange behavior(I think), all the domains added into i-mscp have created into the / of the server directory with the domain name, containing an access log.
What is that about, and can that path can be changed somewhere in i-mscp? (Ex: /domain.com/access.log)
But into /var/log/apache2/domain.com is only error.log. I would like that both the access and error logs to be stored into /var/log/apache2 directory.
I-mscp v 1.2.2
debian 7.8
