Restoring A Backup with CPanel

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by Janissary, Apr 16, 2005.

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    I'm thinking of moving to a new host, I just wondering what is the easiest way to transfer all databases and files to a new host?

    both servers have cpanel installed

    thanks;
     
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  2. nullbit

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  3. fryman

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    Just do a home backup and restore it on the new server. Do the same with your databases
     
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  4. Janissary

    Janissary Well-Known Member

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    can I restore a backup form a ftp, cuz its too big to upload

    @nullbit it's great thanks;
     
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    Edit - its getting late i need some sleep. :D I found the first two of my search intresting to read. How to restore a db? And the programm putty is a must have. ;)
     
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    Ask the new host nicely if he/she will restore it through whm when setting up the new account. In most cases this saves a lot of time and nothing (including logs) are lost. And it's just a one click process, but you'll need to give him/her your older server ip, username and password.
    or what fryman said :)
     
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