Any Direct Admin Backup Plugins that supports Debian

sweatbar

Hello folks,

Do you know any backup plugins for Direct Admin that supports FTP Backups which runs on Debian 10 ?
JetBackup - Not Supported
Dabackup- No remote ftp backup

Xsltel

why not generate DA backup without home files, then borgbackup the generated backup file (containing mysql databases, directadmin config files) along with your home directory to any of those cheap storage VPSes ??

sweatbar

@Xsltel said:
why not generate DA backup without home files, then borgbackup the generated backup file (containing mysql databases, directadmin config files) along with your home directory to any those cheap storage VPSes ??

Thanks, but this is for one of my customer and he is not good with SSH

seriesn

@sweatbar said:
Hello folks,

Do you know any backup plugins for Direct Admin that supports FTP Backups which runs on Debian 10 ?
JetBackup - Not Supported
Dabackup- No remote ftp backup

Why not use their built in backup module? It works flawlessly and supports ftp.

sweatbar

@seriesn said:

@sweatbar said:
Hello folks,

Do you know any backup plugins for Direct Admin that supports FTP Backups which runs on Debian 10 ?
JetBackup - Not Supported
Dabackup- No remote ftp backup

Why not use their built in backup module? It works flawlessly and supports ftp.

I suggested him that. But he don't want to use the native one.

seriesn

@sweatbar said:

@seriesn said:

@sweatbar said:
Hello folks,

Do you know any backup plugins for Direct Admin that supports FTP Backups which runs on Debian 10 ?
JetBackup - Not Supported
Dabackup- No remote ftp backup

Why not use their built in backup module? It works flawlessly and supports ftp.

I suggested him that. But he don't want to use the native one.

That is just, weird.....

Asim

@sweatbar said:
Hello folks,

Do you know any backup plugins for Direct Admin that supports FTP Backups which runs on Debian 10 ?
JetBackup - Not Supported
Dabackup- No remote ftp backup

• Enable zst backup compression in directadmin
• Generate backups on a schedule
• Push them off to dropbox or any of the 100s of possibilities with "rclone" for linux

Setup once, and it will work flawlessly