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In this tutorial, we’ll explain how to find your MySQL backup storage location. MySQL backups have configured within the following steps:



Here, you will see the recent backups. First, you need to check where the backups stored and what kind of MySQL backups have taken:
grep ‘BACKUPDIR\|MYSQL’ /var/cPanel/backups/config
cPanel stores the backups in backup-dir and they retained locally. As these backups are useful for users, it may be advisable to generate a more current backup of MySQL.
MYSQLBACKUP can return any of the following:
Accounts – All the databases under the cPanel account are back up into the accounts’ backup easily.
Dir- The MySQL data directory backup only if the custom data in directories which taken into account.
Both- Every cPanel account has its databases backed up directly into their backup, and the MySQL data directory backed up separately.
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