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WebPanel => How to => Topic started by: thanhblog.info on March 25, 2020, 09:40:25 AM
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I just deleted my data in SQL management. Can I get it back, I don't have backup for users of this website
I want to find the location of the mqsl file, then access the path on SFTP.
Tks
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This is a spoof post? :o Perhaps it's just to spam a Vietnamese website?
No chance! (See my sig.)
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Im not spam, Im newbie. Can you help me?
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Im not spam, Im newbie. Can you help me?
Yeah, its gone and nothing you can do about it. Check your /backup directory. You might get lucky.
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Im not spam, Im newbie. Can you help me?
Yeah, its gone and nothing you can do about it. Check your /backup directory. You might get lucky.
Where can I access the sql directory on SFTP?
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are u sure ur rdy to manage a server with a maybe a gigabit per second? that can be hijacked and do a tons of dmg to another people? cant search for basic stuff like directorys?
or maybe try to find it out by yourself?
i dont want to flame or be rude, but maybe u should switch to a professional webhoster and dont host by your own without experience :/
no backup = no recovery
no snapshot = no recovery
use root login for sftp or manage via ssh
or go both with a programm like bitvise ssh client (sftp + ssh both together with just login to ur sever..)
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are u sure ur rdy to manage a server with a maybe a gigabit per second? that can be hijacked and do a tons of dmg to another people? cant search for basic stuff like directorys?
or maybe try to find it out by yourself?
i dont want to flame or be rude, but maybe u should switch to a professional webhoster and dont host by your own without experience :/
no backup = no recovery
no snapshot = no recovery
use root login for sftp or manage via ssh
or go both with a programm like bitvise ssh client (sftp + ssh both together with just login to ur sever..)
I only have a few small websites, so I want to manage it myself.
I just want to know where my sql file is located for quick search.
ex: / usr / local ...
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/var/lib/mysql and /etc/mysql/
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i dont want to be rude but spend the 2 bucks monthly for a professional hosting provider (webspace) think about all other users, if ur server will be a open relay , hijacked, or something else.. u damage a lot of persons on the world ^^...
or try a good time in a virtual machine for testing purpose..
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/var/lib/mysql and /etc/mysql/
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i dont want to be rude but spend the 2 bucks monthly for a professional hosting provider (webspace) think about all other users, if ur server will be a open relay , hijacked, or something else.. u damage a lot of persons on the world ^^...
or try a good time in a virtual machine for testing purpose..
I want to experience to learn more, watching as leisure in my free time. Anyway, thank you for the reply