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I'm kinda stuck. The default value for the path is "../../backups/". Where is that directory located?
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I am having the same problem. not too sure where to put a backups folder at....or if that's what I have to do...help would be greatly appreciated.
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../ means up one level.
So if your forum is in /domain/public_html/forum, it will be at /domain/backups |
Backup Error : Could not write to destination file ( ../../backups/2012-01-04/Forum-2012-01-04-Vb4_access.sql )
Sorry paul, I still cant get it to work, /backups is at the same level as /public_html permissions are set at 777 also. again sorry....but all I have to do is put a backups directory at the same level as my public_html right? |
Possibly you have php open_basdir restrictions in place - esp if you are using Plesk.
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Not too sure where that's at. I'm using Cpanel. I will try to find that. thanks paul.
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Backup Error : Could not write to destination file ( ../../backups/2012-01-08/Forum-2012-01-08-Access.sql ) Any ideas? |
Did you create the folder ?
If so, fix the permissions on the server so it can write to the folder. |
Yah I have a backups folder set to 777, where should it be? At the moment it's just in public_html/mysite.com
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