Type the following command to login into your server through SSH: ssh root@exampledomain.com Note: Replace exampledomain.com with your domain or IP address.
If you receive a message about the authenticity of the host, type yes to continue connecting.
When it asks for your password, enter the root password to your server. Note: It's normal not to see anything on the screen change as you enter your password.
If you receive a message about the authenticity of the host, type yes to continue connecting.
When it asks for the username type: root
When it asks for the password, enter the password for the root user
Note: It's normal not to see anything on the screen change as you enter your password.
Getting the Backup File Date
Once you are logged into SSH as the root user, enter the following command to output the backup dates: ls -Al /backup/cpbackup
The output will vary but should look like the following:
Output of the ls -Al /backup/cpbackup command.
The date and time of the backup is listed right in front of the backup name.