Means to back up forwarders

[Colin]

And email accounts, even if that don't save passwords.

I have almost 30 email accounts in use, but to keep that from getting to bogged, I have a LOT of forwarders. This all so that when I get email, I can sort it to specific customer folders and track each customer's activity easily.

Yea, could also sort by who from, but in several cases, there's a lot of different from's to deal with.

[Alan B]

A cPanel backup would include all of that.

[Colin]

True, but I really don't need everything backed up, ...

And then there's the issue of what if I only wanted to restore specific elements from a backup?

[Vitaliy K.]

True, but I really don't need everything backed up, ...

And then there's the issue of what if I only wanted to restore specific elements from a backup?

There is an option of backing up email forwarders and filters in cPanel: Backup Wizard >> Backup >> Email Forwarders & Filters.

[Colin]

Nice. Doesn't do the per-user filters (bummer) but that can be remedied by browsing to the etc folder and zipping / downloading the contents of the domain folder.

Now to figure out how to get the email accounts. :-D