Overview
Use the xferdebug touch file to display all restore actions in those logs. After you create the touch file, transfers will contain additional diagnostic lines.
The xferdebug touch file sends transfer calls through the Whostmgr::Remote::_exec_sshcontrol: module, which displays the SSH options that the system passed to the module.
xferdebug touch file exists, the system will log passwords in plain text.Create or remove the touch file
To create the touch file, run the following command through an SSH connection as the root user:
touch /var/cpanel/xferdebug && /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/synctransfersTo remove the touch file, run the following command:
rm -fv /var/cpanel/xferdebug && /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/synctransfersExamples
Transfer log with the touch file
The following examples show the SSH options that a user passed to the module to help diagnose connectivity or authentication issues between the servers:
Restore log without the touch file
The following example is a normal restore log:
The touch file information displays the details of each step in the restoration process. This can help you to determine whether the system did not restore or rename part of an account.