Try running it in a terminal.
I don't use Webmin, so I do not know how to run a specific command from there.
Try running it in a terminal.
I don't use Webmin, so I do not know how to run a specific command from there.
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Doesn't matter I've sorted it now but just to double check.
1) The file.tar.gz triggered something that i didn't put in the location for backing up to , I've selected "tar" for the format i want it to be.
2) Does it need to be "file.tar.gz" or can it be "file.tar"?
3) I've got a backup i'm doing for the sql 3 times a week that is labelled "file.sql.gz", can it be "file_SQL.tar" or should it be the first one?
Thanks
James
The only difference between tar and tar.gz is tar.gz is compressed using gzip. If you desire, you can not bother with compression by just using .tar instead of .tar.gz.
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ahhh i see, well i set it on the backup to use gzip for compression so we'll soon see.
Thanks you for your help
one more question
It says backup scheduled?... NO
But i've set to run for example every Sunday at 00:00 am
Have i set it wrong?
Thanks
James
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