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How do I kill all Plesk backup processes?
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Kill all backup processes
- Thread starter Pagemakers
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Hi Pagemakers,
- locate the backup - process(es) over the command line with: ps aux | grep backup
- kill the process(es) over the command line with: kill -9 pid-number1 pid-number2 pid-numberX
- Go to "/tmp" ( or your own-configured "DUMP_TMP_D" - location from "/etc/psa/psa.conf" ) and delete temporary backup - files which still might exist inside this folder
- Go to "/var/lib/psa/dumps" ( or your own-configured "DUMP_D" - location from "/etc/psa/psa.conf" ) and delete corrupted/unfinished backups.
Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
Thank you. A great help!
Is there a command to kill ALL backup processes?
Is there a command to kill ALL backup processes?
Pagemakers
Silver Pleskian
I have killed all backup processes and they just start up again a few moments. How do I prevent that?
