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Need Tutorial for Restore DBdump file

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) That looks like a backup of the website files. Thus, you would have to create the account and then upload/restore those files via FTP or SSH. You will also need a copy of their database, which you can restore via the "Backup" option in cPanel. Thank you.
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  • KimberH
    Thank you, I have been trying to figure out if the DBdump are the database files but not finding any SQL file. If I had the sql it would be simple matter.
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  • Infopro
    Your forum profile lists you as Website Owner. You might want to speak with your Hosting Provider and ask them to restore that database for you. That screenshot does not show a database, it shows the files for the WP site in a directory called dbdump. Having the files is good, having the actual database is the most important part though. If you have that, speak with your Hoating Provider to have it restored to a new database on your account for you. I do see the wp-snapshots directory, no clue what it is though. Assuming this user had some sort of backup utility addon installed, you won't be able to use that until the site is back up and operating as expected.
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  • KimberH
    I just found a SQL in the snapshot file. installer-data.sql and assume that's it. Wish me luck!! :)
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