scenario to a "live" transfer; here we instead want the account restored in every way but in DNS. Then the timing of the account becoming "live" for this host (per DNS) is decided by later action on the part of the user or administrator. --restricted Use the Restricted Restore feature to restore the package. --unrestricted Restore the package in unrestricted mode. This flag is on by default and overridden by the --restricted flag. NOTE: As of cPanel & WHM 11.44, the --override option is no longer available. Put custom modules in /var/cpanel/perl/Whostmgr/Transfers/Systems/ instead. To specify a dedicated IP address for a restored account, the --ip option req uires an argument of y for yes, or n for no. Alternatively, this options value may be a specific IP address to dedicate to the account. SECURITY NOTE: Do not restore account backups in unrestricted mode from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to this server. There are a variety of ways in whic h malicious users may add or escalate privileges via account backups when they are restored in unrestricted mode. Restricted Restore performs additional security checks on the backup file. If a component of the backup file has a security issue, the system will not restore that portion of the backup. Restricted Restore is experimental and should not be considered an effective s ecurity control at this time. It is intended to allow you to restore backups from unt rusted sources in a future release. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not restor e data from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to the server. For more information, please see: https://go.cpanel.net/insecurerestoreaccount VALID MODULES FOR --disable: APITokens Mysql Account MysqlRemoteNotes AuthnLinks NativeDAV AutoDomains NobodyFiles BackupConfig OldHomedirs BandwidthData Package BrandCustomizations Password CpUser PostRestoreActions Cron Postgres CustomLocale PreRestoreActions DigestShadow PublicContact Domains PublicHtmlSymlinks FeatureList Quota FileProtect Reseller FlattenDocroot ResyncHomedir Ftp Roundcube Homedir SSL Htaccess ServiceProxy IPAddress Shell Integration SpamAssassin LinkedNodes Subaccount LinkedNodesSubarchives Suspend LocalConfig Team Logs Unsuspend Mail VhostIncludes MailFix Vhosts MailLimits WebCalls MailSync WebDiskHomedir Mailman userdata ManualMX === Exit code: 1 === === Restoring: === It looks like you are trying to restore a backup for the user . /usr/local/cpanel/bin/restorepkg [--unrestricted] [--restricted] [--force] [--ne wuser ] [--allow_reseller] [--skipaccount] [--shared_mysql_server] [-- ip=(y|n|custom IP)] [--disable=[,]] [--mail_location=] [--from-stdin] -- [cpuser|/path/to/cpuser-file|/path/to/extracted-cpuser-file|/ path/to/incremental_backup] --allow_reseller Restore reseller privileges if the archive contains them. NOTE: This option is only available in unrestricted mode. --force Force the package to restore and overwrite all account setti ngs and databases. If the account already exists on the system this implies --skipaccount. --from-stdin Read the archive from STDIN instead of a file path. This option requires the --newuser option because the system cannot determine the username from STDIN. When you use this option, do not specify a username or path argument. --ip Assign a dedicated IP address. You may specify a particular IP address, or y to have one randomly assigned. --newuser Specify the username to use for the restored account instead of the one contained within the archive. Databases and DB users will retain their names unless a conflict is detected. --skipaccount Restore the package into the existing account with the same username. This option can be used in conjunction with --newuser, but can result in overwriting an existing user on the system. Only use these options together if you understand the consequences of this action. --keep_local_cpuser_values This option allows you to choose which of the local account's cpuser file settings (specified as comma-separated values) to preserve. You can only use this option when a local user exists and when you restore the account on top of this user with the --newuser and --skipaccount options. Example: --keep_local_cpuser_values RS,DNS,PLAN For specific account values, refer to the cpuser file of the user to restore (Example: for user 'luggage321', reference /var/cpanel/users/luggage321). Exercise caution when you use this option if you do not understand what the values represent. --shared_mysql_server Restore the package without restoring some MySQL/MariaDB grants and databases if they already exist on the server. --disable Specify a comma-separated list of modules to disable during the restore. Valid modules are listed below. WARNING: Disabling modules during the restore can result in a broken account. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not disable modules during the restore. Use this feature with extreme caution. --mail_location Specify the server that will handle the newly-restored accounts mail. Options are: - existing (default): Use whatever Mail child node the account archive may contain. If the archive indicates no usable Mail child node, the accounts mail will reside on the local server. - local: Handle the accounts mail locally. - : The alias of a currently-configured Mail child node. --update_dns_zone Whether or not to restore zonefile data associated with the account. Defaults to 1 (true). Pass in 0 to not update DNS for: * Main domain * Subdomains (including "service/proxy" subdomains) * Parked Domains * Addon Domains This is mostly meant to be used in the opposite scenario to a "live" transfer; here we instead want the account restored in every way but in DNS. Then the timing of the account becoming "live" for this host (per DNS) is decided by later action on the part of the user or administrator. --restricted Use the Restricted Restore feature to restore the package. --unrestricted Restore the package in unrestricted mode. This flag is on by default and overridden by the --restricted flag. NOTE: As of cPanel & WHM 11.44, the --override option is no longer available. Put custom modules in /var/cpanel/perl/Whostmgr/Transfers/Systems/ instead. To specify a dedicated IP address for a restored account, the --ip option req uires an argument of y for yes, or n for no. Alternatively, this options value may be a specific IP address to dedicate to the account. SECURITY NOTE: Do not restore account backups in unrestricted mode from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to this server. There are a variety of ways in whic h malicious users may add or escalate privileges via account backups when they are restored in unrestricted mode. Restricted Restore performs additional security checks on the backup file. If a component of the backup file has a security issue, the system will not restore that portion of the backup. Restricted Restore is experimental and should not be considered an effective s ecurity control at this time. It is intended to allow you to restore backups from unt rusted sources in a future release. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not restor e data from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to the server. For more information, please see: https://go.cpanel.net/insecurerestoreaccount VALID MODULES FOR --disable: APITokens Mysql Account MysqlRemoteNotes AuthnLinks NativeDAV AutoDomains NobodyFiles BackupConfig OldHomedirs BandwidthData Package BrandCustomizations Password CpUser PostRestoreActions Cron Postgres CustomLocale PreRestoreActions DigestShadow PublicContact Domains PublicHtmlSymlinks FeatureList Quota FileProtect Reseller FlattenDocroot ResyncHomedir Ftp Roundcube Homedir SSL Htaccess ServiceProxy IPAddress Shell Integration SpamAssassin LinkedNodes Subaccount LinkedNodesSubarchives Suspend LocalConfig Team Logs Unsuspend Mail VhostIncludes MailFix Vhosts MailLimits WebCalls MailSync WebDiskHomedir Mailman userdata ManualMX === Exit code: 1 === === Restoring: === It looks like you are trying to restore a backup for the user . /usr/local/cpanel/bin/restorepkg [--unrestricted] [--restricted] [--force] [--ne wuser ] [--allow_reseller] [--skipaccount] [--shared_mysql_server] [-- ip=(y|n|custom IP)] [--disable=[,]] [--mail_location=] [--from-stdin] -- [cpuser|/path/to/cpuser-file|/path/to/extracted-cpuser-file|/ path/to/incremental_backup] --allow_reseller Restore reseller privileges if the archive contains them. NOTE: This option is only available in unrestricted mode. --force Force the package to restore and overwrite all account setti ngs and databases. If the account already exists on the system this implies --skipaccount. --from-stdin Read the archive from STDIN instead of a file path. This option requires the --newuser option because the system cannot determine the username from STDIN. When you use this option, do not specify a username or path argument. --ip Assign a dedicated IP address. You may specify a particular IP address, or y to have one randomly assigned. --newuser Specify the username to use for the restored account instead of the one contained within the archive. Databases and DB users will retain their names unless a conflict is detected. --skipaccount Restore the package into the existing account with the same username. This option can be used in conjunction with --newuser, but can result in overwriting an existing user on the system. Only use these options together if you understand the consequences of this action. --keep_local_cpuser_values This option allows you to choose which of the local account's cpuser file settings (specified as comma-separated values) to preserve. You can only use this option when a local user exists and when you restore the account on top of this user with the --newuser and --skipaccount options. Example: --keep_local_cpuser_values RS,DNS,PLAN For specific account values, refer to the cpuser file of the user to restore (Example: for user 'luggage321', reference /var/cpanel/users/luggage321). Exercise caution when you use this option if you do not understand what the values represent. --shared_mysql_server Restore the package without restoring some MySQL/MariaDB grants and databases if they already exist on the server. --disable Specify a comma-separated list of modules to disable during the restore. Valid modules are listed below. WARNING: Disabling modules during the restore can result in a broken account. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not disable modules during the restore. Use this feature with extreme caution. --mail_location Specify the server that will handle the newly-restored accounts mail. Options are: - existing (default): Use whatever Mail child node the account archive may contain. If the archive indicates no usable Mail child node, the accounts mail will reside on the local server. - local: Handle the accounts mail locally. - : The alias of a currently-configured Mail child node. --update_dns_zone Whether or not to restore zonefile data associated with the account. Defaults to 1 (true). Pass in 0 to not update DNS for: * Main domain * Subdomains (including "service/proxy" subdomains) * Parked Domains * Addon Domains This is mostly meant to be used in the opposite scenario to a "live" transfer; here we instead want the account restored in every way but in DNS. Then the timing of the account becoming "live" for this host (per DNS) is decided by later action on the part of the user or administrator. --restricted Use the Restricted Restore feature to restore the package. --unrestricted Restore the package in unrestricted mode. This flag is on by default and overridden by the --restricted flag. NOTE: As of cPanel & WHM 11.44, the --override option is no longer available. Put custom modules in /var/cpanel/perl/Whostmgr/Transfers/Systems/ instead. To specify a dedicated IP address for a restored account, the --ip option req uires an argument of y for yes, or n for no. Alternatively, this options value may be a specific IP address to dedicate to the account. SECURITY NOTE: Do not restore account backups in unrestricted mode from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to this server. There are a variety of ways in whic h malicious users may add or escalate privileges via account backups when they are restored in unrestricted mode. Restricted Restore performs additional security checks on the backup file. If a component of the backup file has a security issue, the system will not restore that portion of the backup. Restricted Restore is experimental and should not be considered an effective s ecurity control at this time. It is intended to allow you to restore backups from unt rusted sources in a future release. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not restor e data from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to the server. For more information, please see: https://go.cpanel.net/insecurerestoreaccount VALID MODULES FOR --disable: APITokens Mysql Account MysqlRemoteNotes AuthnLinks NativeDAV AutoDomains NobodyFiles BackupConfig OldHomedirs BandwidthData Package BrandCustomizations Password CpUser PostRestoreActions Cron Postgres CustomLocale PreRestoreActions DigestShadow PublicContact Domains PublicHtmlSymlinks FeatureList Quota FileProtect Reseller FlattenDocroot ResyncHomedir Ftp Roundcube Homedir SSL Htaccess ServiceProxy IPAddress Shell Integration SpamAssassin LinkedNodes Subaccount LinkedNodesSubarchives Suspend LocalConfig Team Logs Unsuspend Mail VhostIncludes MailFix Vhosts MailLimits WebCalls MailSync WebDiskHomedir Mailman userdata ManualMX === Exit code: 1 === === Restoring: === It looks like you are trying to restore a backup for the user . /usr/local/cpanel/bin/restorepkg [--unrestricted] [--restricted] [--force] [--ne wuser ] [--allow_reseller] [--skipaccount] [--shared_mysql_server] [-- ip=(y|n|custom IP)] [--disable=[,]] [--mail_location=] [--from-stdin] -- [cpuser|/path/to/cpuser-file|/path/to/extracted-cpuser-file|/ path/to/incremental_backup] --allow_reseller Restore reseller privileges if the archive contains them. NOTE: This option is only available in unrestricted mode. --force Force the package to restore and overwrite all account setti ngs and databases. If the account already exists on the system this implies --skipaccount. --from-stdin Read the archive from STDIN instead of a file path. This option requires the --newuser option because the system cannot determine the username from STDIN. When you use this option, do not specify a username or path argument. --ip Assign a dedicated IP address. You may specify a particular IP address, or y to have one randomly assigned. --newuser Specify the username to use for the restored account instead of the one contained within the archive. Databases and DB users will retain their names unless a conflict is detected. --skipaccount Restore the package into the existing account with the same username. This option can be used in conjunction with --newuser, but can result in overwriting an existing user on the system. Only use these options together if you understand the consequences of this action. --keep_local_cpuser_values This option allows you to choose which of the local account's cpuser file settings (specified as comma-separated values) to preserve. You can only use this option when a local user exists and when you restore the account on top of this user with the --newuser and --skipaccount options. Example: --keep_local_cpuser_values RS,DNS,PLAN For specific account values, refer to the cpuser file of the user to restore (Example: for user 'luggage321', reference /var/cpanel/users/luggage321). Exercise caution when you use this option if you do not understand what the values represent. --shared_mysql_server Restore the package without restoring some MySQL/MariaDB grants and databases if they already exist on the server. --disable Specify a comma-separated list of modules to disable during the restore. Valid modules are listed below. WARNING: Disabling modules during the restore can result in a broken account. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not disable modules during the restore. Use this feature with extreme caution. --mail_location Specify the server that will handle the newly-restored accounts mail. Options are: - existing (default): Use whatever Mail child node the account archive may contain. If the archive indicates no usable Mail child node, the accounts mail will reside on the local server. - local: Handle the accounts mail locally. - : The alias of a currently-configured Mail child node. --update_dns_zone Whether or not to restore zonefile data associated with the account. Defaults to 1 (true). Pass in 0 to not update DNS for: * Main domain * Subdomains (including "service/proxy" subdomains) * Parked Domains * Addon Domains This is mostly meant to be used in the opposite scenario to a "live" transfer; here we instead want the account restored in every way but in DNS. Then the timing of the account becoming "live" for this host (per DNS) is decided by later action on the part of the user or administrator. --restricted Use the Restricted Restore feature to restore the package. --unrestricted Restore the package in unrestricted mode. This flag is on by default and overridden by the --restricted flag. NOTE: As of cPanel & WHM 11.44, the --override option is no longer available. Put custom modules in /var/cpanel/perl/Whostmgr/Transfers/Systems/ instead. To specify a dedicated IP address for a restored account, the --ip option req uires an argument of y for yes, or n for no. Alternatively, this options value may be a specific IP address to dedicate to the account. SECURITY NOTE: Do not restore account backups in unrestricted mode from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to this server. There are a variety of ways in whic h malicious users may add or escalate privileges via account backups when they are restored in unrestricted mode. Restricted Restore performs additional security checks on the backup file. If a component of the backup file has a security issue, the system will not restore that portion of the backup. Restricted Restore is experimental and should not be considered an effective s ecurity control at this time. It is intended to allow you to restore backups from unt rusted sources in a future release. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not restor e data from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to the server. For more information, please see: https://go.cpanel.net/insecurerestoreaccount VALID MODULES FOR --disable: APITokens Mysql Account MysqlRemoteNotes AuthnLinks NativeDAV AutoDomains NobodyFiles BackupConfig OldHomedirs BandwidthData Package BrandCustomizations Password CpUser PostRestoreActions Cron Postgres CustomLocale PreRestoreActions DigestShadow PublicContact Domains PublicHtmlSymlinks FeatureList Quota FileProtect Reseller FlattenDocroot ResyncHomedir Ftp Roundcube Homedir SSL Htaccess ServiceProxy IPAddress Shell Integration SpamAssassin LinkedNodes Subaccount LinkedNodesSubarchives Suspend LocalConfig Team Logs Unsuspend Mail VhostIncludes MailFix Vhosts MailLimits WebCalls MailSync WebDiskHomedir Mailman userdata ManualMX === Exit code: 1 === === Restoring: === It looks like you are trying to restore a backup for the user . /usr/local/cpanel/bin/restorepkg [--unrestricted] [--restricted] [--force] [--ne wuser ] [--allow_reseller] [--skipaccount] [--shared_mysql_server] [-- ip=(y|n|custom IP)] [--disable=[,]] [--mail_location=] [--from-stdin] -- [cpuser|/path/to/cpuser-file|/path/to/extracted-cpuser-file|/ path/to/incremental_backup] --allow_reseller Restore reseller privileges if the archive contains them. NOTE: This option is only available in unrestricted mode. --force Force the package to restore and overwrite all account setti ngs and databases. If the account already exists on the system this implies --skipaccount. --from-stdin Read the archive from STDIN instead of a file path. This option requires the --newuser option because the system cannot determine the username from STDIN. When you use this option, do not specify a username or path argument. --ip Assign a dedicated IP address. You may specify a particular IP address, or y to have one randomly assigned. --newuser Specify the username to use for the restored account instead of the one contained within the archive. Databases and DB users will retain their names unless a conflict is detected. --skipaccount Restore the package into the existing account with the same username. This option can be used in conjunction with --newuser, but can result in overwriting an existing user on the system. Only use these options together if you understand the consequences of this action. --keep_local_cpuser_values This option allows you to choose which of the local account's cpuser file settings (specified as comma-separated values) to preserve. You can only use this option when a local user exists and when you restore the account on top of this user with the --newuser and --skipaccount options. Example: --keep_local_cpuser_values RS,DNS,PLAN For specific account values, refer to the cpuser file of the user to restore (Example: for user 'luggage321', reference /var/cpanel/users/luggage321). Exercise caution when you use this option if you do not understand what the values represent. --shared_mysql_server Restore the package without restoring some MySQL/MariaDB grants and databases if they already exist on the server. --disable Specify a comma-separated list of modules to disable during the restore. Valid modules are listed below. WARNING: Disabling modules during the restore can result in a broken account. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not disable modules during the restore. Use this feature with extreme caution. --mail_location Specify the server that will handle the newly-restored accounts mail. Options are: - existing (default): Use whatever Mail child node the account archive may contain. If the archive indicates no usable Mail child node, the accounts mail will reside on the local server. - local: Handle the accounts mail locally. - : The alias of a currently-configured Mail child node. --update_dns_zone Whether or not to restore zonefile data associated with the account. Defaults to 1 (true). Pass in 0 to not update DNS for: * Main domain * Subdomains (including "service/proxy" subdomains) * Parked Domains * Addon Domains This is mostly meant to be used in the opposite scenario to a "live" transfer; here we instead want the account restored in every way but in DNS. Then the timing of the account becoming "live" for this host (per DNS) is decided by later action on the part of the user or administrator. --restricted Use the Restricted Restore feature to restore the package. --unrestricted Restore the package in unrestricted mode. This flag is on by default and overridden by the --restricted flag. NOTE: As of cPanel & WHM 11.44, the --override option is no longer available. Put custom modules in /var/cpanel/perl/Whostmgr/Transfers/Systems/ instead. To specify a dedicated IP address for a restored account, the --ip option req uires an argument of y for yes, or n for no. Alternatively, this options value may be a specific IP address to dedicate to the account. SECURITY NOTE: Do not restore account backups in unrestricted mode from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to this server. There are a variety of ways in whic h malicious users may add or escalate privileges via account backups when they are restored in unrestricted mode. Restricted Restore performs additional security checks on the backup file. If a component of the backup file has a security issue, the system will not restore that portion of the backup. Restricted Restore is experimental and should not be considered an effective s ecurity control at this time. It is intended to allow you to restore backups from unt rusted sources in a future release. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not restor e data from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to the server. For more information, please see: https://go.cpanel.net/insecurerestoreaccount VALID MODULES FOR --disable: APITokens Mysql Account MysqlRemoteNotes AuthnLinks NativeDAV AutoDomains NobodyFiles BackupConfig OldHomedirs BandwidthData Package BrandCustomizations Password CpUser PostRestoreActions Cron Postgres CustomLocale PreRestoreActions DigestShadow PublicContact Domains PublicHtmlSymlinks FeatureList Quota FileProtect Reseller FlattenDocroot ResyncHomedir Ftp Roundcube Homedir SSL Htaccess ServiceProxy IPAddress Shell Integration SpamAssassin LinkedNodes Subaccount LinkedNodesSubarchives Suspend LocalConfig Team Logs Unsuspend Mail VhostIncludes MailFix Vhosts MailLimits WebCalls MailSync WebDiskHomedir Mailman userdata ManualMX === Exit code: 1 === === Restoring: === It looks like you are trying to restore a backup for the user . /usr/local/cpanel/bin/restorepkg [--unrestricted] [--restricted] [--force] [--ne wuser ] [--allow_reseller] [--skipaccount] [--shared_mysql_server] [-- ip=(y|n|custom IP)] [--disable=[,]] [--mail_location=] [--from-stdin] -- [cpuser|/path/to/cpuser-file|/path/to/extracted-cpuser-file|/ path/to/incremental_backup] --allow_reseller Restore reseller privileges if the archive contains them. NOTE: This option is only available in unrestricted mode. --force Force the package to restore and overwrite all account setti ngs and databases. If the account already exists on the system this implies --skipaccount. --from-stdin Read the archive from STDIN instead of a file path. This option requires the --newuser option because the system cannot determine the username from STDIN. When you use this option, do not specify a username or path argument. --ip Assign a dedicated IP address. You may specify a particular IP address, or y to have one randomly assigned. --newuser Specify the username to use for the restored account instead of the one contained within the archive. Databases and DB users will retain their names unless a conflict is detected. --skipaccount Restore the package into the existing account with the same username. This option can be used in conjunction with --newuser, but can result in overwriting an existing user on the system. Only use these options together if you understand the consequences of this action. --keep_local_cpuser_values This option allows you to choose which of the local account's cpuser file settings (specified as comma-separated values) to preserve. You can only use this option when a local user exists and when you restore the account on top of this user with the --newuser and --skipaccount options. Example: --keep_local_cpuser_values RS,DNS,PLAN For specific account values, refer to the cpuser file of the user to restore (Example: for user 'luggage321', reference /var/cpanel/users/luggage321). Exercise caution when you use this option if you do not understand what the values represent. --shared_mysql_server Restore the package without restoring some MySQL/MariaDB grants and databases if they already exist on the server. --disable Specify a comma-separated list of modules to disable during the restore. Valid modules are listed below. WARNING: Disabling modules during the restore can result in a broken account. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not disable modules during the restore. Use this feature with extreme caution. --mail_location Specify the server that will handle the newly-restored accounts mail. Options are: - existing (default): Use whatever Mail child node the account archive may contain. If the archive indicates no usable Mail child node, the accounts mail will reside on the local server. - local: Handle the accounts mail locally. - : The alias of a currently-configured Mail child node. --update_dns_zone Whether or not to restore zonefile data associated with the account. Defaults to 1 (true). Pass in 0 to not update DNS for: * Main domain * Subdomains (including "service/proxy" subdomains) * Parked Domains * Addon Domains This is mostly meant to be used in the opposite scenario to a "live" transfer; here we instead want the account restored in every way but in DNS. Then the timing of the account becoming "live" for this host (per DNS) is decided by later action on the part of the user or administrator. --restricted Use the Restricted Restore feature to restore the package. --unrestricted Restore the package in unrestricted mode. This flag is on by default and overridden by the --restricted flag. NOTE: As of cPanel & WHM 11.44, the --override option is no longer available. Put custom modules in /var/cpanel/perl/Whostmgr/Transfers/Systems/ instead. To specify a dedicated IP address for a restored account, the --ip option req uires an argument of y for yes, or n for no. Alternatively, this options value may be a specific IP address to dedicate to the account. SECURITY NOTE: Do not restore account backups in unrestricted mode from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to this server. There are a variety of ways in whic h malicious users may add or escalate privileges via account backups when they are restored in unrestricted mode. Restricted Restore performs additional security checks on the backup file. If a component of the backup file has a security issue, the system will not restore that portion of the backup. Restricted Restore is experimental and should not be considered an effective s ecurity control at this time. It is intended to allow you to restore backups from unt rusted sources in a future release. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not restor e data from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to the server. For more information, please see: https://go.cpanel.net/insecurerestoreaccount VALID MODULES FOR --disable: APITokens Mysql Account MysqlRemoteNotes AuthnLinks NativeDAV AutoDomains NobodyFiles BackupConfig OldHomedirs BandwidthData Package BrandCustomizations Password CpUser PostRestoreActions Cron Postgres CustomLocale PreRestoreActions DigestShadow PublicContact Domains PublicHtmlSymlinks FeatureList Quota FileProtect Reseller FlattenDocroot ResyncHomedir Ftp Roundcube Homedir SSL Htaccess ServiceProxy IPAddress Shell Integration SpamAssassin LinkedNodes Subaccount LinkedNodesSubarchives Suspend LocalConfig Team Logs Unsuspend Mail VhostIncludes MailFix Vhosts MailLimits WebCalls MailSync WebDiskHomedir Mailman userdata ManualMX === Exit code: 1 === === Restoring: === It looks like you are trying to restore a backup for the user . /usr/local/cpanel/bin/restorepkg [--unrestricted] [--restricted] [--force] [--ne wuser ] [--allow_reseller] [--skipaccount] [--shared_mysql_server] [-- ip=(y|n|custom IP)] [--disable=[,]] [--mail_location=] [--from-stdin] -- [cpuser|/path/to/cpuser-file|/path/to/extracted-cpuser-file|/ path/to/incremental_backup] --allow_reseller Restore reseller privileges if the archive contains them. NOTE: This option is only available in unrestricted mode. --force Force the package to restore and overwrite all account setti ngs and databases. If the account already exists on the system this implies --skipaccount. --from-stdin Read the archive from STDIN instead of a file path. This option requires the --newuser option because the system cannot determine the username from STDIN. When you use this option, do not specify a username or path argument. --ip Assign a dedicated IP address. You may specify a particular IP address, or y to have one randomly assigned. --newuser Specify the username to use for the restored account instead of the one contained within the archive. Databases and DB users will retain their names unless a conflict is detected. --skipaccount Restore the package into the existing account with the same username. This option can be used in conjunction with --newuser, but can result in overwriting an existing user on the system. Only use these options together if you understand the consequences of this action. --keep_local_cpuser_values This option allows you to choose which of the local account's cpuser file settings (specified as comma-separated values) to preserve. You can only use this option when a local user exists and when you restore the account on top of this user with the --newuser and --skipaccount options. Example: --keep_local_cpuser_values RS,DNS,PLAN For specific account values, refer to the cpuser file of the user to restore (Example: for user 'luggage321', reference /var/cpanel/users/luggage321). Exercise caution when you use this option if you do not understand what the values represent. --shared_mysql_server Restore the package without restoring some MySQL/MariaDB grants and databases if they already exist on the server. --disable Specify a comma-separated list of modules to disable during the restore. Valid modules are listed below. WARNING: Disabling modules during the restore can result in a broken account. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not disable modules during the restore. Use this feature with extreme caution. --mail_location Specify the server that will handle the newly-restored accounts mail. Options are: - existing (default): Use whatever Mail child node the account archive may contain. If the archive indicates no usable Mail child node, the accounts mail will reside on the local server. - local: Handle the accounts mail locally. - : The alias of a currently-configured Mail child node. --update_dns_zone Whether or not to restore zonefile data associated with the account. Defaults to 1 (true). Pass in 0 to not update DNS for: * Main domain * Subdomains (including "service/proxy" subdomains) * Parked Domains * Addon Domains This is mostly meant to be used in the opposite scenario to a "live" transfer; here we instead want the account restored in every way but in DNS. Then the timing of the account becoming "live" for this host (per DNS) is decided by later action on the part of the user or administrator. --restricted Use the Restricted Restore feature to restore the package. --unrestricted Restore the package in unrestricted mode. This flag is on by default and overridden by the --restricted flag. NOTE: As of cPanel & WHM 11.44, the --override option is no longer available. Put custom modules in /var/cpanel/perl/Whostmgr/Transfers/Systems/ instead. To specify a dedicated IP address for a restored account, the --ip option req uires an argument of y for yes, or n for no. Alternatively, this options value may be a specific IP address to dedicate to the account. SECURITY NOTE: Do not restore account backups in unrestricted mode from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to this server. There are a variety of ways in whic h malicious users may add or escalate privileges via account backups when they are restored in unrestricted mode. Restricted Restore performs additional security checks on the backup file. If a component of the backup file has a security issue, the system will not restore that portion of the backup. Restricted Restore is experimental and should not be considered an effective s ecurity control at this time. It is intended to allow you to restore backups from unt rusted sources in a future release. cPanel strongly recommends that you do not restor e data from anyone whom you would not trust with root access to the server. For more information, please see: https://go.cpanel.net/insecurerestoreaccount VALID MODULES FOR --disable: APITokens Mysql Account MysqlRemoteNotes AuthnLinks NativeDAV AutoDomains NobodyFiles BackupConfig OldHomedirs BandwidthData Package BrandCustomizations Password CpUser PostRestoreActions Cron Postgres CustomLocale PreRestoreActions DigestShadow PublicContact Domains PublicHtmlSymlinks FeatureList Quota FileProtect Reseller FlattenDocroot ResyncHomedir Ftp Roundcube Homedir SSL Htaccess ServiceProxy IPAddress Shell Integration SpamAssassin LinkedNodes Subaccount LinkedNodesSubarchives Suspend LocalConfig Team Logs Unsuspend Mail VhostIncludes MailFix Vhosts MailLimits WebCalls MailSync WebDiskHomedir Mailman userdata ManualMX === Exit code: 1 === === ALL DONE === [root@hope ~]#