/usr/local/psa/bin/pleskbackup --help
Usage: pleskbackup <command> [<options>] <arguments>
Commands:
server Backs up whole Plesk.
resellers-name Backs up selected resellers. Reseller's logins are read from command line,
space-separated. If no resellers provided, backs up all resellers
on the host.
resellers-id Backs up selected resellers. Reseller's identificators are read from command line,
space-separated. If no resellers provided, backs up all resellers
on the host.
clients-name Backs up selected clients. Client's logins are read from command line,
space-separated. If no clients provided, backs up all clients
on the host.
clients-id Backs up selected clients. Client's identificators are read from command line,
space-separated. If no clients provided, backs up all clients
on the host.
domains-name Backs up selected domains. Domain's names are read from command line,
space-separated. If no domains provided, backs up all domains
on the host.
domains-id Backs up selected domains. Domain's identificators are read from command line,
space-separated. If no domains provided, backs up all domains
on the host.
Use Exclude options to exclude some resellers/clients/domains.
help Shows this help page
General options:
-f|--from-file=<file>
Read list of domains/clients/resellers from file, not from command line.
File should contain list of domains/clients/resellers one per line.
-v|--verbose
Show more information about backup process. Multiple -v
options increase verbosity.
-s|--split[=<size>]
Split the generated backups to the parts. Parts are numbered
by appending NNN suffixes.
Size may be specified in kilobytes (<nn>K), megabytes (<nn>M)
and gigabytes (<nn>G). By default in bytes.
'-s' option without argument selects default split size:
2 gigabytes.
-z|--no-gzip Do not compress content files
-c|--configuration
Backup only configuration of objects, not the content.
--only-mail
Backup only mail configuration and content of selected objects.
--only-hosting
Backup only hosting configuration and content of selected objects.
--suspend
Suspend domains during backup operation.
--skip-logs Do not save log files in the backup file
--prefix=<prefix>
Backup file name prefix. Used to customize backup file name ( default is 'backup' ).
-d|--description=<description>
Add description to the dump
FTP options:
--ftp-login=<ftp_login>
Specify the FTP login
--ftp-password=<ftp_password>
Specify the FTP password (used with '--ftp-login')
--ftp-passive-mode
Use FTP passive mode
Exclude options:
--exclude-reseller=<obj1>,<obj2>,...
Exclude resellers from backup list.
Reseller's logins are read from command line, comma-separated.
If no resellers provided, resellers are not backuped
--exclude-reseller-file=<file>
Exclude resellers listed in file from backup list.
File should contain list of reseller's logins one per line.
--exclude-client=<obj1>,<obj2>,...
Exclude clients from backup list.
Client's logins are read from command line, comma-separated.
If no clients provided, clients are not backuped
--exclude-client-file=<file>
Excludes clients listed in file from backup list.
File should contain list of client's logins one per line.
--exclude-domain=<obj1>,<obj2>,...
Exclude domains from backup list.
Domain's names are read from command line, comma-separated.
If no domains provided, domains are not backuped
--exclude-domain-file=<file>
Exclude domains listed in file from backup list.
File should contain list of domain's names one per line.
Output file option:
--output-file=<output_file>
/fullpath/filename - regular file,
- - use stdout for output,
ftp://[<login>[:<password>]@]<server>/<filepath> - storing the backup to ftp server.
FTP_PASSWORD environment variable can be used for setting password.
FTP option '--ftp-login' can be used for setting login.
FTP option '--ftp-password' (with '--ftp-login') can be used for setting password.
Used to import dump from repository into the single file.
