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Create the new a count on your cpanel server. Create the email accounts in this account. Go the the edit dns zone option in whm and edit the zone for this domain and scroll to the bottom and make...
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Happy to help, glad it worked out!
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Is the account terminated? If the account exists then you need to check that box about overwriting the existing user. If the account is terminated than as it sits is fine.
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Just stick the gz file in /home and use the restore full backup/remove file in whm. Then choose the user name and restore it.
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You can not do it via the cpanel backup system but if they give you an rsync or sftp destination you could just set it up as a cron job.
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The /etc/rc.local file is exactly what this is for. Just put your bash commands in that file.
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You could also set up mysql replication but that gets tricky if the destination server is hosting other live databases.
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You could bash script it. Set up a cron on the source server to dump the database to a file. Then on the destination server you set up a cron to copy that SQL file over and then use the mysql com...
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Glad that worked for you.
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I'm fairly confident that the list in cpanel is pulled from the htaccess itself. Make a backup of the file then remove them from the htaccess and see if they are then gone from cpanel.