Here’s the main command I use for Cpanel Backup, just type the
following and change “accountname” to the cpanel user account name:
So there you have it, basic Cpanel Backup, -now it’s time to SFTP or SCP that thing somewhere off line for recovery purposes later.
let’s say you have a lot of accounts, you can cat the /home directory and run a command on all of them using a variable.
To copy all cpanel accounts, just type:
All the tar.gz backup packages will be located in /home directory.
ow you can move them out via SCP as discussed.
To restore an account in Cpanel, just type:
/scripts/pkgacct accountname
So there you have it, basic Cpanel Backup, -now it’s time to SFTP or SCP that thing somewhere off line for recovery purposes later.
scp /home/cpmove-yourdomain.tar.gz remote-hostname.com:/your/remote/backup/directory/name/
let’s say you have a lot of accounts, you can cat the /home directory and run a command on all of them using a variable.
To copy all cpanel accounts, just type:
ls /var/cpanel/users | while read x; do
/scripts/pkgacct $x
done
This will back up all cPanel accounts. Expect it to take a while.All the tar.gz backup packages will be located in /home directory.
ow you can move them out via SCP as discussed.
SCP Cpanel Backups to Remote Server:
To transfer the data across to the remote server, type:
scp cpmove-* root@10.20.30.40:/home
To restore an account in Cpanel, just type:
/scripts/restorepkg username
To restore all accounts:
ls /home/ | while read b; do
/scripts/restorepkg $b
done
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