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Backup!
OK... in the control panel, i normally use the backup bit!
SQL Dump of data and check all of them.... if my entire content is deleted on tha server.... can i restore from this sql file? if not.... how can i back up the complete forum? Oh and i noticed u have added... number of users browsing this forum... how can i add that? |
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Yes, you can restore from that backup.
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Thanks!
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how do you restore from the sql file?
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Well i never use that feature in the CP if thats what you want to call it. I find it is much more reliable to us telnet or ssh assuming you have shell access with your host. I also have myphpadmin but it tends to timeout if you go much over 2 megs on your database size, buts its great for view tables in the database. Here are the backup and restore strings i use in ssh (which is almost like telent)
Backup: mysqldump --opt -u username -p database name >/dir/onyour/server/backup/10_12_02.sql Restore: mysql -u user name -p database name < /dir/onyour/server/backup/10_12_02.sql After you enter this you will be prompted for your password which you wont think is being typed in but it is so just keep typing it. Mark |
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There is also a Restore hack thats integrated into the ACP by Birdie501, this don't work will all hosts though.
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There are constant timeouts though if the database is big.
-Arunan |
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