2sticks (User)
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Re:mod_rawcontent 3 Months, 1 Week ago
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One last question and thanks for your great help.
So, if I want to just restore an existing back up (not clone to another server), do I follow the same procedure and take joomla out before the restore. This may be a simply dumb, but I have to ask.
Thanks again,
stuart
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Re:mod_rawcontent 3 Months, 1 Week ago
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You can leave the files as they are, however i would advise on using an new empty database to make the full restore
Ovidiu
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Re:mod_rawcontent 3 Months, 1 Week ago
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a new empty database with the same name as the current?
In other words, delete the database and then invoke another with the same name.
Or, use a completely new one with new name and user and point the cloner to it. How will Joomla know touse the new database? I am not a wizard, but once I understand it, I will be fine.
thanks - stuart
stuart
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Re:mod_rawcontent 3 Months, 1 Week ago
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I suggest you use a different database name compared to the original one, so yes, a new database
Joomla will know to use the new database after the restore since the XCloner/JoomlaCloner restore script will reconfigure it to do so
Ovidiu
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Re:mod_rawcontent 3 Months, 1 Week ago
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because in the restore script I will specify the new database. correct?
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Re:mod_rawcontent 3 Months, 1 Week ago
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Yes, that's correct! Ovidiu
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