I'm still getting the same error even after setting the path in full (/home/username/public_html/foldername) and permissions to 755.

1. check with your host - that may not be the correct path

2. the permissions must be 777, NOT 755

Also check that you don't have any open_basdir restrictions in php stopping you.

I do not have that enabled and I followed everything.

What else could be the problem?

No idea, you have a permission problem on your server somewhere, there is not much we can tell you. I would suggest speaking to your host.

See above.

1. If you entered the path exactly as you posted here, it is almost certainly wrong.

2. If you set the permissions to 755, the directory is NOT write-enabled and this add-on will not work. It must be set to 777.

Thanks. Out of curiosity is there a swift and rather convenient way to restore the databases (or certain portions) via admincp?

I see the sql files are done per table, which is great but what is the proper way to restore these, aside phpmyadmin?

It would be great to have a mod (or instructions) on how to restore what has been backed up with this mod.... :up:

Regards,
Badger

So after changing my host, I was finally able to get this mod to work. Horrah! However, I found something peculiar...

The backup is happening randomly during the day, even though I set it up for it to happen at 4:00 in the morning. I noticed it today when using my forum at around 12:00 pm and noticing that a backup was in progress. Here are the times that the backup folders were created:

06-16-2007 19:05
06-17-2007 15:32
06-18-2007 11:23
06-19-2007 12:40
06-20-2007 11:19
06-21-2007 9:10

Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

You're not getting enough visitors to trigger all your cron jobs.