Cloud Backups

[Alexr03]

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Cloud Backups

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Allow your clients to backup to many different types of backup solutions.

Features

• WHMCS Support - Charge your clients for capacity on your S3 servers.
• 3 Different types of backup solutions:
  • S3 (Compatible API's)
    • Minio
    • AWS
    • Backblaze B2
  • FTP
  • Local
• Backups are downloadable straight from the File Manager.
• Backups can be restored straight from the File Manager.
• Backups can be deleted straight from the File Manager.
• Configurable location for Local Backups.
• S3 & FTP servers can be configured per service.

Installation

• Login to your TCAdmin and head to the Plugin Repository.
• Click Modules and click "Cloud Backups"
• Click "Install Module"

After the installation is complete you should now see a "Backups" button on the File Manager toolbar and you should see "Backup Administration" button on the Settings page.

 

Known Issues

• Backblaze B2 - S3 backups will fail for any file over 5mb.

If you find an issue or want something implemented into this. Please create an issue on the github page - https://github.com/Alexr03/TCAdminBackup/issues

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• Submitter
  Alexr03
• Submitted
  06/27/20
• Category
  Modules

 

[jungleNZ]

How does one link to AWS S3 bucket to allow backups?

Are there any detailed instructions, I am a bit lost. Cheers

 

[Zerda]

Hello,

I do not see an option to create a backup, might I be missing something? I have local backups turned on, because I could not figure out how to add my S3 bucket, and that is fine, but I can't create a backup either way. I attached an image as to what I see when i click backup.

[Alexr03]

@ZerdaS3 backups are explained on the configuration page.

To create a backup, go into file manager and compress a file into .zip. Right click it and the backup option will appear

 

[CloudNine]

Hey @Alexr03 Is https://github.com/Alexr03/TCAdminBackupManager The same as this?

Edited February 6, 2021 by CloudNine

[Alexr03]

@CloudNine

Sort of, its a rewrite. But im too busy rn to finalize it, fix bugs and release it

[Superman]

When trying to backup a file to local storage, the following error pops up:

Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Aspx\Interface\Base\Proxy.ashx\Request-b2fda5d7-b8d1-4d2d-aeaa-d5cbe7808a4d'

I have set the backup path to C:\TCAdmin_Backups on settings.

I did log this on https://github.com/Alexr03/TCAdminBackup/issues

[volborg]

Hi there

When I try and throw it up on FTP I get this one here.

 Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Aspx\Interface\Base\Proxy.ashx\Request-a5c2036a-7df5-4e0e-b6b0-2c40240bb14e'.

 

When I then throw it up on Local Storage I get this one here

Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name: UserId (0)

[CloudNine]

Scripts and scheduling to automate this?

[conceptr980]

On 5/15/2021 at 8:07 PM, volborg said:

Hi there

When I try and throw it up on FTP I get this one here.

 Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Aspx\Interface\Base\Proxy.ashx\Request-a5c2036a-7df5-4e0e-b6b0-2c40240bb14e'.

 

When I then throw it up on Local Storage I get this one here

Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name: UserId (0)

Same

[artyak]

On 5/15/2021 at 11:07 AM, volborg said:

Hi there

When I try and throw it up on FTP I get this one here.

 Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Aspx\Interface\Base\Proxy.ashx\Request-a5c2036a-7df5-4e0e-b6b0-2c40240bb14e'.

 

When I then throw it up on Local Storage I get this one here

Specified argument was out of the range of valid values. Parameter name: UserId (0)

Same error