zEitEr
Super Moderator
Hello,
If system has only one partition, mostly on VPS/VDS (which of course is root "/") user can not change partition on page /CMD_SYSTEM_BACKUP to anything else, but "/".
But fresh installed directadmin set MOUNT_POINT to value "/home" in /usr/local/sysbk/conf.sysbk:
Thus, admin can see, that partition "/" is selected, but backups are stored in /home directory. For now, mount point can be changed only in shell manually.
So, it would be great, if you add additional check, which would be done before page is displayed, or with submitting the form, to learn what is there in fact.
If system has only one partition, mostly on VPS/VDS (which of course is root "/") user can not change partition on page /CMD_SYSTEM_BACKUP to anything else, but "/".
But fresh installed directadmin set MOUNT_POINT to value "/home" in /usr/local/sysbk/conf.sysbk:
Code:
# grep MOUNT_POINT= /usr/local/sysbk/conf.sysbk
MOUNT_POINT="/home" # Mount point backups are stored onThus, admin can see, that partition "/" is selected, but backups are stored in /home directory. For now, mount point can be changed only in shell manually.
So, it would be great, if you add additional check, which would be done before page is displayed, or with submitting the form, to learn what is there in fact.