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Go to the vProtect server host and check permissions to /tmp/vprotect_db.sql.gz file. It should be read and write to vprotect user. Or just remove /tmp/vprotect_db.sql.gz file if you don't need itbecause that file will be overwritten during the next backup.
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[root@vprotect ~]# ls -la /tmp/vprotect_db.sql.gz -rw-r--r--. 1 nobody nobody 4123003 Apr 18 22:04 vprotect_db.sql.gz #change permissions: #remove file: [root@vprotect ~]# rm /tmp/vprotect_db.sql.gz rm: remove regular file '/tmp/vprotect_db.sql.gz'? y |
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