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JETCLI :: Restore account from command line
Login to your server’s ssh as root user, and list your accounts –
jetcli backup -P backupmanager::listaccounts
Copy the username you want to restore from the list. For this example we used “freedoma” user.
Type the following command to display the user’s backups –
jetcli backup -P backupmanager::listaccounts::backups::full -U freedoma
Example output –
root@cpanel-dev [~]# jetcli backup -P backupmanager::listaccounts::backups::full -U freedoma ID Type Date Size Location Engine Destination ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Incremental 11-Nov-2015-12:33-PM unknown remote BackupManager FreeBSD 5 Incremental 13-Nov-2015-10:45-PM unknown remote BackupManager Rsync01
Get the backup ID from the list (in our example, the id is 2), and type the following command to restore –
jetcli backup -P backupmanager::listaccounts::backups::full -U freedoma -A restore -I 2 -fv
Explanation about the flags we used in the syntax –
-A, --action The action you want to perform on the selected page. -v, --verbose increase verbosity -f, --force no action prompt and force commands -P, --page The page you want to access. -I, --id The item ID to perform the action you provided if needed.
Example output –