Let us take a closer look at how to set up the jetbackup restore file. At Bobcares our Server management support services can you a complete note on the whole process.

Restore the File with JetBackup

Follow the steps given below to restore the file with jetbackup:

• To recover a file, go to File Backups in the cPanel-JetBackup menu. Select the backup from which you want to restore the file and click the file management button.
• After that, we have to Select the files to be restored and press the restore chosen button.
• We must first confirm the restoration circumstances before clicking the add to restore queue button.
• A message will open up with : Success: The selected backup has been successfully added to the queue.

Jetbackup Restore file Conditions

Restore Conditions alert for restoring files.

• To add a new restore condition, go to ‘Manage Restore Conditions’ and then ‘Create New Restore Condition’.
• Choose restore and the user type to which we want to apply this restore condition.
• Then enter the title and contents before clicking the ‘save’ button.

File Permissions

File permission rule for jetbackup restore file:

• To add new File Permissions, go to ‘Manage File Permissions’ and then ‘Create New File Permission’.
• Enter the permission regular expression, restore file ownership and group, and restore file permissions before clicking the ‘save’ button.

Files restore public directories ownership and permissions

The next step in jetbackup restore file is to choose the ownership and permissions of the restored sub or addon domains’ public directories. The default settings are Ownership Group Nobody and Permissions – 750.

Limit restore per account

We can limit account restoration and prevent restoration misuse. To turn it off, enter 0 in any of the fields]. Limit of 0 restores in 0 hours.

Destination for Safety

This is the next step to jetbackup restore file. Allow JetBackup to create a backup of the account before restoring it. Choose the best place for safety backups. Safety backups demand the use of an incremental backup area. Retain Safety Backups; Retain Safety Backups, the default is 7 Backups.

Safety Backups TTL

Days to preserve backups for safety. [Insert 0 if we don’t want to erase safety backups].

Auto rollback when failed to restore accounts

Only cPanel or Only WHM or Both cPanel and WHM are disabled. Set whether we want to automatically roll back when trying to restore an account from the most recent safety backup for restoration operations began by cPanel or WHM or both. Please keep in mind that this option is only available if the safety backup feature is turned on and only for complete account recovery.

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Conclusion

To sum up we have now learned how to set up the jetbackup restore file. With the support of our Server management support services, we have gone through all of the steps to set up the jetbackup restore file.