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Backup your website in cPanel

Written by WebHosting Moderator   
Monday, 22 January 2007

Backing up your website is an important task to perform on a regular basis as a precautionary measure, just in case your files are somehow lost or become corrupted. Luckily this is a fairly simple process which can be done in a few clicks through cPanel.

Backup

Log in to cPanel and click on the Backup link. You will be presented with this screen:

One of the useful features of cPanel backups if that you can restore them; for this reason we will only be generating partial backups, for full backups cannot be restored. Firstly, click on the "Home Directory" button to download your home directory, and then click on the MySQL databases you want to download. You can also download Email Forwarders or Filters if you want.

Note: The downloads will be contained within a .tar.gz file, a common Linux compression type. The zip extractor built in to Windows cannot extract these files; a good free program that can is 7zip.

Restore

To restore a backup that you have downloaded, simply browse to the backup in the relevant restore field on the backup page and click on "Restore".

 

 




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