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Rizw4n
Thu 21st Jun '07, 10:01pm
i am going to buy a owned vb license tomorrow (confirmed from support )
i want to know how can i keep an everyday or every week backup with me do i have to download /forum directory via ftp or from cpanel ? or is there any other way ? also if i have a huge database like 30 GB how can i make a backup every week on a slow connection it will may take days or weeks to down complete directory via ftp :rolleyes:
any help please
Floris
Thu 21st Jun '07, 11:12pm
Once you have a license we can provide you the instructions.
djfs3
Thu 21st Jun '07, 11:54pm
good to know that once something is purchased.. then the support comes in.
:)
NICE!
feldon23
Fri 22nd Jun '07, 1:27pm
i am going to buy a owned vb license tomorrow (confirmed from support )
i want to know how can i keep an everyday or every week backup with me do i have to download /forum directory via ftp or from cpanel ? or is there any other way ? also if i have a huge database like 30 GB how can i make a backup every week on a slow connection it will may take days or weeks to down complete directory via ftp :rolleyes:
any help please
I imagine if your forum is 30GB, then you have an EXTREMELY BUSY forum and you can pay for fast internet with Banner Ads.
When you backup vBulletin, it is one file, a SQL file.
Floris
Fri 29th Jun '07, 5:51am
Did you buy the license in the mean time?
QuestionableCont
Sun 1st Jul '07, 8:08am
I've practically been appointed sysop on the forum (http://www.classybrazil.com/forum/index.php)I'm working on; previously I've only ever moderated a forum running vBulletin (http://forum.pulsar.org.au). I'm teaching myself all the setup and administration **** as I go, with heaps of help and searching from this forum.
Do I need to get the actual owner to get in contact with you in order to perform a backup, or do I need to get license details? He wants me to teach him how to do a regular forum backup; he's not as forum-literate as I am.
Floris
Sun 1st Jul '07, 8:58am
To get vB support on these forums you first need to be a licensed customer and register for Priority Forum Support. To do this, please go here:
http://members.vbulletin.com/membersupport_priority.php (http://members.vbulletin.com/membersupport_priority.php)
...and enter your email address in one of the boxes. You'll need to have your customer number and password to access the page.
Once you've done this, please post in the appropriate support forum for your version.
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