How to recover lost pages of website?

**Sandy22** · 20-12-2009

Please Help!!! I have high configured computer and I have installed the latest operating system that windows 7 on my computer. Actually I have so much use of internet and websites which i go through. But the problem has came up that my hosting provider had a 100% data loss, so i have lost all the content for two of the important sites from my list. Please help me to recover these loss.

**johnson22** · 20-12-2009

There is a one way by which you can do the desired task but even I am not sure that it will going to help you for sure or not. For every image request, configure your web server to return 304. Post the list of URLs somewhere and ask your all readers to load each URLs. Try to load some images from their local caches.

**Trio** · 20-12-2009

You can recover your websites addresses even if you do not have beck up for that. You should use Warrick utility to recover the lost pages of websites. This utility will search the most of the big servers to find out your stored pages and images which will be saved to your File system.

**Jackson2** · 20-12-2009

You can follow this procedure in order to recover the pages that are lost from your server. From the HTML back up, get the list of filenames of all the missing images. Go to the Google Image Search for those all files. Although you will be getting much more results as a same name of that file but still you can some combination which your makes your search better clearer for you. You can do this in an automated term if it is working for you.

**Techguru01** · 20-12-2009

Warrick is used to recover the pages from the servers. Suppose that resource has been found in more then One Web Repository. Warrick can save the resources with the most recent date. But some of them who do not have date associated with them like images or PDFs. Warrick will choose the IA version over the HTML-version for the resources like PDF, PostScript, Word document, or other non-HTML format.

**Techno01** · 20-12-2009

I would be suggesting you to use a method of archive.org to recover your data. Or you may use Anonymizer like [Tor][2]. I prefer for Anonymizer because each of your requests will be having the random IP and location and by doing this you will be safe from getting banned by archive.org (like Google does).