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#From the '''Web Domain '''page click on the '''Backup''' tab.
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#From the [http://docs.pathcom.com/mediawiki/index.php/Adding_a_Web_Domain Web Domain] page, click on the '''Backup''' tab.
#Go to the '''Existing backups '''and locate the backed up item that you would like to download.
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#Go to the '''Existing backups  '''section and locate the backed up item that you would like to download.
#Click on '''Download '''to download backups. (The backup is placed in the backup directory in your webroot and can be downloaded via FTP.)
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#Click '''Download'''. (The backup is placed in the backup directory in your webroot and can be downloaded via FTP.)
#Click '''Save''' to confirm your changes.
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[[File:Web domain backup1.png|none|Web domain backup1.png]]
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[[File:Web domain download backup1.PNG]]
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<li>Locate the '''Web Access''' section, and then click '''FTP-Accounts'''.</li>
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<br/>[[File:Web domain download backup2.png]]
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<li>Locate the FTP account from the '''FTP-User '''list, and then click the FTP server icon.</li>
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[[File:Web domain download backup3.png]]
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<li>When prompted, enter your FTP username and password, and then click '''OK'''.</li>
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<span style="color:#0000ff">'''NOTE''': The appearance of the authentication prompt will be different depending on the browser you are using (Firefox was used in this example).</span>
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[[File:Web domain access FTP web backup1.png]]
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<li>Click '''backup'''.</li>
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[[File:Web domain access FTP web backup2.png]]
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<li>Locate and click the name of the backup file that you would like to download.</li>
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[[File:Web domain access FTP web backup3.png]]
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<li>Save the file to your computer, and click '''OK'''.</li>
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[[File:Web domain access FTP web backup4.png]]
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The zipped file will now be saved to your computer. Use a file extraction program like WinRAR, 7Zip, or WinZIP to access the file contents.

Latest revision as of 12:00, 3 November 2016

  1. From the Web Domain page, click on the Backup tab.
  2. Go to the Existing backups  section and locate the backed up item that you would like to download.
  3. Click Download. (The backup is placed in the backup directory in your webroot and can be downloaded via FTP.)


Web domain download backup1.PNG


  1. Locate the Web Access section, and then click FTP-Accounts.


Web domain download backup2.png


  1. Locate the FTP account from the FTP-User list, and then click the FTP server icon.


Web domain download backup3.png


  1. When prompted, enter your FTP username and password, and then click OK.

NOTE: The appearance of the authentication prompt will be different depending on the browser you are using (Firefox was used in this example).


Web domain access FTP web backup1.png


  1. Click backup.


Web domain access FTP web backup2.png


  1. Locate and click the name of the backup file that you would like to download.


Web domain access FTP web backup3.png


  1. Save the file to your computer, and click OK.


Web domain access FTP web backup4.png


The zipped file will now be saved to your computer. Use a file extraction program like WinRAR, 7Zip, or WinZIP to access the file contents.