FTP (port 21) and SFTP (port 22) are supported, using your login and password in the Cloud Storage panel.
Example Backup Script:
This script will sync backups from a directory on your server. You will need rsync, mutt, and curl.
# You must have mutt installed for email alerts and curl installed to upload the files to the ftp server. # Change settings to match your settings! # !/bin/bash # Date for files DATE=`date +%A_%b_%d_%Y` # Home Directory HOMEDIR=/backup # FTP Username USERNAME=username # FTP Password FTPPASSWORD=password # FTP Hostname or IP Address HOSTNAME=127.0.0.1 # Server Name SERVERNAME=server1 # Send Confirmation email to this address EMAILADDRESS1=user@domainname.com # Uptime UPTIME=`uptime` #Make Directory mkdir /backup/$DATE >> /backup/$DATE.log # MySQL DBUSER=database user DBPSWD=database password DATABASE1=database # Touch Log file echo "-+-+-+-+-" >> $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log echo $DATE >> $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log echo "-+-+-+-+-" >> $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log echo $UPTIME >> $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log # Backup Databases mysqldump -u $DBUSER -p$DBPSWD $DATABASE1 > $HOMEDIR/$DATE/$DATABASE1.sql >> $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log # rsync Meta partition to $BACKDIR/$DATE/ rsync -a -v /var/www/ /backup/$DATE/www/ >> /backup/$DATE.log # TAR UP FILES tar -czf $HOMEDIR/$SERVERNAME$DATE.tar.gz /backup/$DATE >> /backup/$DATE.log # Send backup files to redundant back up server curl -T $HOMEDIR/$SERVERNAME$DATE.tar.gz ftp://$USERNAME:$FTPPASSWORD@$HOSTNAME:21/$SERVERNAME$DATE.tar.gz >> $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log #Mail user when complete mutt -s "Back up complete $UPTIME" -c $EMAILADDRESS1 -i $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log >> $HOMEDIR/$DATE.log
