I installed the CMU package and used the raqbackup.sh from http://www.neuhaus-internet.de/cobalt/raqbackup/ . It seemed to work. However, when I went to check the tar files, there was nothing there. I checked the cmu.log and the output-cmuexport.log and everything appears to have worked correctly. I took all the defaults from the webpages and did not change anything.

Is it possible that the user id was not setup properly?

target machine
create an user with FTP-access on the target machine. You can use the username backup if you like.
be sure to give this user a lot of quota (a minimum of 2 GB per source RaQ seems to be a good value)
if you like create a special directory where raqbackup.sh should store the backup files. raqbackup.sh will create a diretory under this directory with the hostname of the source RaQ. If you don't specify a special directory raqbackup.sh uses the start-directory of the ftp-session. If the target machine is a RaQ and the ftp-user is backup raqbackup.sh will store the files under /home/sites/site/users/backup/hostname.of.source/


Under /home/sites, what should I look for? For example, on the source raq, I have a site www.domainname.com. According to the above, on the target machine, I need to look for home/sites/www.domainname.com/users/backup/hostname-of-source/ and the tar files will be there.

I cannot find any of the tar files. What did I do wrong? Also, how do I change a quota on a user?