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where is backup?!
hello,
I have been trying to find how to backup the forums database in vbulletin, but i am unable to find this setting.. Where is it? No members have liked this post.
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As far as i concern..
You have to do this with your server. Speak with your serrver people. They will do it for u
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That feature has been removed. (don't know why)
You can use phpmyadmin, cpanel or other scripts to backup your database. . No members have liked this post.
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From the manual:
Backing Up The Database via SSH/Telnet or Backing Up The Database via phpMyAdmin Restoring The Database via SSH/Telnet or Restoring The Database via phpMyAdmin If you don't have shell access, some people have also reported success with these scripts: MySQLDumper MySQLHotxcopy Bigdump
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W3Schools - Online vBulletin Manual If I post some CSS and don't say where it goes, put it in the additional.css template. I will NOT help via PM (you will be directed to post in the forums for help.) No members have liked this post.
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Because backing up a database from the adminCP isn't reliable No members have liked this post.
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Yeh .. but lot of people have shared hosting and they cannot use SSH/Telnet.
And phpmyadmin is usually restricted (may be only few MB) so this option is not good for them too. It is better if that option was left as it was. . No members have liked this post.
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