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    Default Site File Backup

    What folders need to be backed up in order to do a full site file backup? (Not database- I got that OK through Wiki)

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    Default Re: Site File Backup

    The easiest is to grab all of the admin, includes and images - you may also want to grab the others if you are using downloads or any of the other features of Zen.
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    Default Re: Site File Backup

    Best is to copy the ENTIRE public_html folder to your local HD
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    help question Re: Site File Backup

    [QUOTE=Kim;331844]The easiest is to grab all of the admin, includes and images - QUOTE]

    Hi Kim~

    Sorry to be so dumb at this but I clicked on my 'public_html' folder which then shows all of it's contents. I click on "Download" to save the entire public_html folder on my computer, but the 'Download' button is not highlited to let me choose it.

    HOW do you "grab" a folder and Save it to your computer in order to save it to a disc?

    Thanks so much for your help!

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    Default Re: Site File Backup

    Use an FTP client (e.g. FileZilla) program to download the files instead of using your host's Control Panel.

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    Default Re: Site File Backup

    My cart is installed in root (public_html) and I just use FileZilla to FTP all the Zen Cart folders and files in the \public_html folder to a backup folder on my PC. If your cart is installed in a sub-directory, just FTP the entire sub-directory to your PC.

    NOTE: In FileZilla, you can also turn on "Preserve timestamps of transferred files" if you want to keep the same timestamps of the folders and files as they exist on the server. I find that very useful for quick comparisons between backups.
    Last edited by Crunch; 21 Mar 2010 at 09:23 PM.

 

 

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