Help me! Database Backup!

k&ller

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Can somebady help me? I have vBulletin Forum and i don't know how to backup my database i don't want to lose everything!
I use free host and i have cPanel(Vista Panel, which includes PHP My Admin)!

If somebady can help me i will be greatfull to him!

Thanks mates!
 
k&ller said:
Can somebady help me? I have vBulletin Forum and i don't know how to backup my database i don't want to lose everything!
I use free host and i have cPanel(Vista Panel, which includes PHP My Admin)!

If somebady can help me i will be greatfull to him!

Thanks mates!
Go to phpMyAdmin then click on the database that your using then click on export then scroll down and click go. The backup made will be im your forums root folder.
 
I tryed that way, but it don't work!
When i insert the database in other host! The posts and threades are gone!
In many hosts it don't work!
 
k&ller said:
I tryed that way, but it don't work!
When i insert the database in other host! The posts and threades are gone!
In many hosts it don't work!
Ok well last thing to try is this.
Maintenance > Database Backup.
Remember to put the save path in.
 
Do a complete system backup in CPanel. It will save and compress everything. Download it to your localhost system. Uncompress it. The database backup will be an .sql file in the mysql folder. Your site files will be in the public_html folder, usually under homedir folder. I use this technique all the time and it has never failed to get my stuff for me.
 
dark_hunter said:
Ok well last thing to try is this.
Maintenance > Database Backup.
Remember to put the save path in.

Actually, that is the WORST option of all. It is unreliable and breaks often in the middle of the backup without telling you so you don't find out about it until you try to restore it and it fails on the error message that got stored from the failed backup. VERY NO GOOD!
 
bluescorpion said:
Do a complete system backup in CPanel. It will save and compress everything. Download it to your localhost system. Uncompress it. The database backup will be an .sql file in the mysql folder. Your site files will be in the public_html folder, usually under homedir folder. I use this technique all the time and it has never failed to get my stuff for me.
This is also the best option.
 
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