How can restore only a particular file in Cpanel

[Samara]

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In cpanel / file manager, I think I have to delete some files that are on me abroad. i.e., I do not know me what they are. Usually I'm cautious but there mistake. In cpanel how to restore to its original state, or at least to flatten the file manager. because if I have seen, we need some of these files to publish his website. Please kindly help me. Thanks in advance.

[MindSpace]

check the steps:
- Open your phpMyAdmin by clicking the icon in cPanel. In the left menu, click the database you want to save;
- Click the Export tab on the right side;
- Make sure that you choose to export the entire database, not just a table. All tables must be included in the export list, and you can choose the backup you want to do;
- Select "SQL" as the output format, select "Structure" and "Add AUTO_INCREMENT". Select "join the table and field name with backquote. Select "DATE" and check "hex binary field. Define the type of export (export type) for "INSERT".
- Select "Save as file" (Submitted) not to change the file name, and the use of compression you want. Click OK to download your backup.

[Zecho]

Restoring a backup of MySQL database using phpMyAdmin
- To restore a backup, click the SQL tab;
- On the "SQL", uncheck the Show SQL query;
- Paste the contents of the backup of your database;
- Click on Run;
Otherwise, you can go to the Import tab and select the file you want to restore, and then click Run.

[opaper]

You can also create a backup of your MySQL database, using SSH
- If you have a shell access on your hosting account, you can easily back up your database with the following command:

 Mysql-u username-p database_name> filename.sql

Where:
username = root or user with privileges to make the backup;
database_name = the name of the database you want to create;
filename = name of output file with sql extension.

[Reegan]

You can restoring a backup of MySQL using SSH. Check the command.

 Mysql-u username-p database_name <filename.sql

Where:
username = root or user with privileges to restore the backup;
database_name = the name of the database you want to insert data;
filename = name of input file with sql extension;
Note: When you backup or restore using SSH, you must first create the database before executing the command, otherwise it will not work.

[absolute55]

To restore a full backup of files, simply drag the file (usually with the name or usuario.tar.gz cpmove-usuario.tar.gz) in / home (or / usr / home / web / home2, / home3, / root, / usr if applicable). Access to WHM cPanel (hosting manager) and click "Restore FullBackup / cpmove file" in the backup. Enter the username of the account you want to restore the field after the text "Enter the username for the account you want to restore. Finally, click the "Restore" button and wait for the process.

[Maadhav]

The administrator can connect via SSH as root and type the following command: / Scripts / restorepkg username No need to create the account beforehand, because when you restore a full backup file, the account is automatically created and all your data and settings returned to their posts. It is not necessary to decompress the file before running this command.

[GK-root]

I apologize in advance for the bouncing.
But I'm sure my response will give you all an excellent solution to that issue.

There is a new cPanel plugin that allows cPanel users to restore their own files from system local backups that is called Restore Manager.



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