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Question How to move backup to public URL

Jawaad

New Pleskian
Hello,

I already create backup entire server (full bakcup).
And I want to move the download url to public, so that I can download from another server with wget.
Because the file is big. And I do not want using FTP, because it is slow and I do not now if there are a feature on specific backup file what I want to send to FTP (the interface is not crear for me).

Thank you
 
I'm sorry I'm not clearly complete the question.. I only create backup from Plesk UI. And I think those file is not automatic create .tar files.
Should I create with this tutorial example?

Code:
 plesk sbin pmm-ras --export-dump-as-file --dump-specification=backup_info_1908071521.xml --dump-file-specification=/root/backup.tar
Source: How to download a large backup file from Plesk?

Or is there any other step what is better to do?
After move, it should also chmod to public read right? 755?
 
Code:
plesk sbin pmm-ras --export-dump-as-file --dump-specification=backup_info_1908071521.xml --dump-file-specification=/root/backup.tar

This is the right step.
Then move the backup.tar to the rootfile of any Domain and download it there with domain.tld/backup.tar

But let me suggest you a better solution.
If your other Server (where you want to restore the Backup) does have FTP/SFTP just do it like this:

1. Go to "Tools & Settings" => "Backup Manager" => "Remote Settings" paste there the S/FTP Settings from your destination Server.
2. Start a new Backup and chose in the settings "Save at SFTP storage at sftp://user@domain.tld//" this will create a new Backup and pushes it directly to your destination Server.

Have fun
 
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