Let us learn more about the error jetbackup partially completed and how to remove the error with the support of our Server management support services at Bobcares.

Error: jetbackup partially completed

A partly finished task generally indicates that something went wrong with one (or more) of the accounts in the backup list during the job.

The backup proceeded, skipping the problematic account(s), and recording the relevant information in the task log.

This is generally a small issue that does not interfere with the entire backup procedure. It can also be found in the backup job logs: Job logs -> Logs

JetBackup fails to finish the backup while the cPanel user is in demo mode, with the following error:

[ERROR] Error while trying to get data from uapi. Error: This functionality is not available in demo mode.

If we look at the cPanel account in the WHM interface, the user will be in demo mode.

Error: jetbackup partially completed: Causes

JetBackup is hosting backup software for cPanel and DirectAdmin. JetBackup may only partially complete a backup procedure for a variety of reasons.

Some of the most prevalent explanations are as follows:

1. Inadequate disk space:

   If the backup destination lacks sufficient disk space, JetBackup may be unable to finish the backup operation.
2. Network problems:

   If there are network or connectivity issues between the backup source and the backup destination, JetBackup may be unable to finish the backup process.
3. Server load:

   If the server is under excessive load, the backup operation may be delayed or fail entirely.
4. File permissions:

   JetBackup may be unable to complete the backup process if it does not have adequate rights to access certain files or folders.
5. Backup settings:

   If the backup settings are incorrectly setup, or if there are conflicting options, JetBackup may fail to finish the backup operation.

[Need assistance with similar queries? We are here to help]

Conclusion

To sum up we have now seen how to manage the jetbackup partially completed error with the support of our tech team.