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#8670 can akeeba get backup files from a remote server location?

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Latest post by nicholas on Sunday, 17 October 2010 06:26 CDT

Sunday, 17 October 2010 00:02 CDT

user16816
Hello,
I'm using a cloud storage service to store my Akeeba backups, the drawback is that if I want to restore a site I have to download the jpa archive on my PC form the cloud storage service and then upload them again on my site server... the question is... if Akeeba is able to upload backup archives on a remote server by using FTP, couldn't it also restore a website by getting the archive from a remote server via FTP?

Regards,
Niccolò

Sunday, 17 October 2010 06:26 CDT

nicholas
This is on my mid-term plans, i.e. a script similar to Kickstart which allows you to fetch files from a remote FTP location or Amazon S3 (the major remote storage options used by our users). I don't have a very rigid schedule for that yet.

Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos

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