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 How do I restore a backup in Plesk?
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Restoring from a backup archive on the server should be used to totally restore a website only.  If you only need to restore a single file or folder, we recommend you download a copy of the backup and extract to your hard drive so you can grab only the files you need and then FTP those files back up to the server.

To restore data from a backup file:

  1. Go to the backup files repository where the backup file is located:
    • To restore your account settings and Web site content, go to Home > Backup Manager.
    • To restore a Web site, go to Domains > domain name > Backup Manager.
  2. Click the backup file name.
  3. Specify the following settings:
    • Types of data to be restored.
    • Suspend domain (Web site) until restoration task is completed. Select this if you want to avoid possible conflicts that may occur when users modify site content or settings while they are being restored.
    • Send an e-mail notice when restoration task is completed. Type your e-mail address if you want the control panel to notify you when restoring is completed.
    • Conflicts resolution policy. Specify what to do if any conflicts occur during restoration.
  4. Click Restore.

    In case if any errors or conflicts occur during restoration of data, the wizard will prompt you to select an appropriate resolution. Follow the instructions provided on the screen to complete the wizard.

    Note: The Overwrite data restoring mode means that all objects will be restored from the backup files regardless of their current presence in the system. The overwrite mode works as follows:

    • If an object or settings from the backup file are not present in the Parallels Plesk Panel, then they are created or set in the Parallels Plesk Panel.
    • If an object or settings from the backup file are present in the Parallels Plesk Panel, then the object or settings from the backup file replace the corresponding object or settings that are present in the Parallels Plesk Panel.
    • If an object or settings are present in the Parallels Plesk Panel, but are missing from the backup file, then the object or settings currently present in the Parallels Plesk Panel are not changed.





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Article ID: 325
Created On: 07 Feb 2017 11:30 PM

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