Upload takes too long or doesn't finish Browsers generally don't handle large file uploads very well. I can't delete folders As a precaution, we do not allow folders with any kind of content to be deleted. Folders with the name of. View system files. Edit system files. Change the permissions and ownership on a file. Upload or download system files. This is used for advanced operations or to reach files at the root level of the server, That being said, for more extensive file manipulation, we recommend using SSH instead.
Now that you are in your domain's File Manager, you can manage your files. Click on a folder to enter it to. Click on a file to view or edit it. Using the file manager, you may also: Click to create new file. Log into the Power Panel as the root user.
Click on File Manager. You can now browse all the files on your server. Use Choose File to browse to your file, then click Upload. Click on a folder to enter it. Click on a file to download it. Under the Actions column: Click on the hand icon to be able to change several administrative properties of the file, such as name, permissions, and ownership. Type a new name next to Name to change the file name. Check and uncheck permissions see File Permissions for more info.
Select the correct user and group from the dropdown menus. Click Submit when you are done making changes. Click on the down-arrow icon to download a copy of a file. Throughout this guide there will be basic instructions and some more advanced. If you haven't already, order your new DV server from the AccountCenter. Click the link for instructions. Please follow the instructions in Plesk first-time setup to configure the basic settings for your new server. You need to set up your site in Plesk in order to complete this manual migration process.
See Adding domain in Plesk for steps. Log into your old host and download all the files for your domain to your local computer. The most popular way to do this is via FTP.
This guide assumes that you have a familiarity with using FTP. For more information, please read: FTP information. Please note that the document root for your DV server will always be called httpdocs and nested under a domain folder.
If you are moving over a site that has a database, we will need to make sure we move that database over also. There are a variety of ways to do this. We will focus on some simple examples using phpMyAdmin and using the shell.
Again, an alternative method is possible via SSH. A MySQL dump can be performed. This guide covers migration basics and will help facilitate your move. Please keep in mind that it does not cover every possible migration scenario.
Some of the instructions may not be compatible with your setup. Log into your old host and download all the files for your domain to your local computer. The most popular way to do this is through FTP.
You will want to follow the appropriate FTP instructions of your old host to connect and download your website. We recommend clicking the backup and downloading it locally to your computer for safe keeping. Restore NOTE: In addition to replacing deleted content, restoring from a backup may also revert changes to existing content. Overview Part of keeping your data safe means backing it up often. The example below is using FileZilla. Databases More and more sites are database-driven these days.
Snapshot Backup The Snapshot Backup preserves the entire state of your server, from the core configuration files down to the emails. Preserve a working version of your server before making system-level changes, like upgrading PHP or MySQL Keep an off-server backup in mt Media Temple's secure Data Center in case your machine gets hacked or becomes corrupted Make a new backup weekly or monthly so your data stays current Feature Summary Complete Backup.
This includes customizations to the server configuration, all Plesk data, domains, emails, databases - every single file on the server. Allows you to roll back to an earlier server state, should you have no other available backups of critical data. You can pick and choose what files get restored. Or, you can roll the entire server back to its exact state at the time of the backup. Peace of mind that your backup is safely housed in our Data Center for quick and easy recovery through Plesk.
Off-Server Storage - even if your server's host machine fails, your backup will be safe. Create a new backup at any time of your choosing. Hold multiple backups, up to 5, by purchasing additional slots. For instructions, please read this article: Purchase a Snapshot Backup. Snapshot Backup Limitations You cannot schedule automated backups. It's only one button to click, but you do need to manually click it to make a backup. See Backing up your server using the Snapshot Backup tool for details.
You cannot download the backup locally. Due to the large size of these backups ranging anywhere from 4 GB to 60 GB , they cannot be sent to you. They can only be recovered through Plesk and are not available for direct download. Select the Backups tab. Under your desired backup, select Restore. A message will appear to inform you that a restore will delete all existing content and replace it with your backup.
During the restore process your server may also be temporarily unavailable. Select the red Restore button to continue.
That's it! Your site should now be restored to your selected date.
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