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MySQL db backup won't upload

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  • Infopro
    Upload the SQL file to the server and restore it from SSH. Small databases can be uploaded from that page. How large is the database?
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  • jndawson
    Sorry it took so long to respond.
    Upload the SQL file to the server and restore it from SSH. Small databases can be uploaded from that page. How large is the database?

    The db gz file is 12M. We actually had imported the data using phpMyAdmin, which is how we usually restore db from backups. We passed the error info along to you as it might be a bug. Jim
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  • Infopro
    I've just tested backing up, deleting from the server, and then restoring 2 small databases to 2 different servers and had no issues. If needed, you might consider opening a ticket about this. If you suspect a defect, there's a link on top of forums titled Defects that will take you to the ticket system as well. Thanks!
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  • jndawson
    I've just tested backing up, deleting from the server, and then restoring 2 small databases to 2 different servers and had no issues. If needed, you might consider opening a ticket about this. If you suspect a defect, there's a link on top of forums titled Defects that will take you to the ticket system as well. Thanks!

    If we run into it again, we'll do so.
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  • kamikoder
    Hello, I am trying to restore my WordPress Database using the backup wizard. The SQL databse is 68MB. When i upload it using the Backup Wizard, after 10 minutes i get Internal Server Error 500 No response from Subprocess ( (cpanel) ): The Subprocess ended prematurely because it received the "ALRM" (14) signal Please help :-(
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  • SysSachin
    Hello, Try to upload the SQL file on the server and restore it from SSH.
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  • kamikoder
    Hello, Try to upload the SQL file on the server and restore it from SSH.

    how to do it via ssh?
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  • Dhaupin
    This happens every time I use that import tool. It still seems to import it correctly though. Same thing as the op, about 12mb database. Is there some kinda timeout we can adjust in cpanelsrvd?
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, CPANEL-8017 addresses an issue where attempting to restore MySQL backup files via the "cPanel > Backups" or "cPanel > Backup Wizard" interfaces can result in an error message like this: No response from subprocess ( (cpanel)): The subprocess ended prematurely because it received the "ALRM" (14) signal
    The resolution is currently available in cPanel version 60: Fixed case CPANEL-8017: Lengthen timeout for restoring databases. I'll update this thread again once the resolution is published to cPanel version 58. Thank you.
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  • avonni
    Hello, CPANEL-8017 addresses an issue where attempting to restore MySQL backup files via the "cPanel > Backups" or "cPanel > Backup Wizard" interfaces can result in an error message like this: The resolution is currently available in cPanel version 60: Fixed case CPANEL-8017: Lengthen timeout for restoring databases. I'll update this thread again once the resolution is published to cPanel version 58. Thank you.

    There is no fix to cPanel 58 yet?
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  • cPanelMichael
    There is no fix to cPanel 58 yet?

    Hello, It's planned for cPanel version 58.0.33. I'll update this thread once that version is published. Thanks!
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, The resolution is now available with cPanel version 58 as well, as part of cPanel version 58.0.34: Fixed case CPANEL-8017: Lengthen timeout for restoring databases. Thank you.
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