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Latest post by on Tuesday, 17 November 2020 20:17 CST
This might seem a bit easy, but I have checked through the documents and checked "Delete archive after processing".
Yet, when Akeeba backs up, it retains a copy on the server; as well as places one into Amazon S3.
What setting is not checked probably, whereas to avoid having duplicates and only storing copies onto Amazon S3?
Here is a screenshot..
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-n7qyrUMXec6vpHN9ppMClavQ_qwTo7d/view?usp=sharing
Thanks in advance...
You have the right option checked. The next question is - are you using that profile to do the backup? That setting is a per-profile one.
And lastly, did the backup finish? Deleting the local archive is the very last step in the backup. If the upload failed, there should still be a copy of the archive on the local server. I need a copy of the backup log to check that. You can zip it and post it here.
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