[% USE CPScalar -%] [% USE JSON -%] [% USE Encoder -%] [% USE Whostmgr -%] [% WRAPPER 'master_templates/master.tmpl' theme="yui" inside_frame_or_tab_or_popup = in_tab skipheader = in_tab breadcrumburl = '/scripts2/displayeximconfforedit' extrastyle = ' html[dir="rtl"] .sortable .cell, html[dir="rtl"] .fixedtable .cell, html[dir="rtl"] .datatable .cell { border-left: 1px solid #ccc; } html[dir="rtl"] .yui-panel .container-close { left: 4px; right: auto; } ' -%] [% IF run %] [% SET tabid = "backup" %] [% PROCESS notify_displayeximconfforedit.tmpl %] [% IF backup.status %]
[% Encoder.safe_html_encode_str(backup.statusmsg) %]
[% ELSE %]
[% Encoder.safe_html_encode_str(backup.statusmsg) %]
[% END %] [% IF backup.status == 1 %] [% IF backup.type == "download" %] [% ELSE %] The Exim Configuration Backup has been saved on the server as [% backup.file %]. If you want to restore this backup in the future, you can do so in the Restore Tab. [% END %] [% END %] [% ELSE %] [% WRAPPER '_brick.tmpl' bricktitle='Backup the Exim configuration' brickpercent='auto' -%]

You can save a backup file of the currently installed configuration for Exim. You can upload and restore the configuration later using the Restore tab.

— This option saves the backup file on your local computer, which may offer greater security. Later, when you click the Restore tab, you will need to find and upload the file.
— When you click Restore, the backup file appears in a table. This option requires fewer steps.
[% END #brick %] [% END %] [% END #wrapper -%]