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Old March 5th, 2004, 12:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Backup using Aliases or Filters

In the BACKUP section of Cpanel you have an area that gives a list of ALIASES and FILTERS. They seem to be subdomains, at least they match exactly. I've tried both ALIASES and FILTERS and get a download .gz file.

When I check that download, the file contains one item of 0 bytes with a name matching the subdomain/alias/filter.

I've tried to find an explanation of these backup options, but have had no luck.

Anyone understand what these are for and/or how to use them. It seems strange that I get a 0 byte archive.

Thanks!!!
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