Well you are partly correct @rjd22. the backup directory is full of .tmp files. It looks like if the backups must fail at some point and they don’t tdelete their failed attempt.
I have another issue since the last backup and the file manager no longer works properly. I’ll look elsewhere in the forum to see if it’s addressed someplace
Can someone tell me if Jail was first initialized on this last backup or was it in Hestia before and I just never noticed.
No, you shouldn’t delete anything. If you want to disable the jail, execute these commands as root:
/usr/local/hestia/bin/v-delete-sys-sftp-jail
find /srv/jail/ -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d | awk -F '/' '{print $NF}' | xargs -I {} /usr/local/hestia/bin/v-delete-user-sftp-jail {}
So, if I disable it, will I lose any accesses, or will it lead to any sort of issues? I too have the same thing happening, and I am just not sure if I should disable without causing any issues.
I’d like an answer to this also.
No but the users won’t be in a sftp jail any more …
How to re-enable, in case I wish to after disabling it?
Request a command like above please.
v-add-sys-sftp-jail
v-add-user-sftp-jail HereTheUser
Thanks mate. Apologies for the stupid question above. I should have known the answer myself.