TCH-Bruce

I was doing great until that silly windmill got involved!

You are confusing site backups with database backups. A full site backup can only be restored by a TCH tech. If you remove something from a database that you have admin privledges over it's gone unless you have a backup of the database to restore.

Ok, first, the Full Backup is performed in cPanel. It is everything the techs (support personnel) would use to restore your site completely. You cannot restore a full backup on your own. If there is a link in your PHP_Nuke admin panel to backup the database that's all you are going to get. You could also back up that database using the cPanel backup function which you could also restore yourself through the cPanel backup/restore panel. The dbsender script I linked to allows you to set up a cron job through cPanel to dump your database and email the backup copy to you. It can also FTP it to another location if you have one. You simply modify the script with your database information and create a folder in your webspace to hold the backup to be sent.

There was a discussion a couple days ago about backups. And you can use many methods to backup your MySQL database. I backup my database nightly and have it emailed to me using dbsender.

Yes, when I was IM'ing you. I only scored 5 and quit.

Welcome to the forum, mummymax

Tennis is not my game. I prefer golf!

My sentiments exactly!

Thank you Sandy for posting. Glad you are happy with the service.

So that's the problem and not the path to php.

Did you miss critical updates to prevent being hacked? No script is secure from being hacked but keeping it up to date helps.

or my 5....

/usr/bin/php is the path

building partnerships

Knock yourself out

This is just a friendly reminder to everyone. If you are having an issue with the server you are on please open a ticket with the help desk. The moderators of the forums are volunteers and cannot help you. They do not have access to the servers or your account information. If threads are started with server XX down they will be deleted. The servers are monitored. If they happen to go down or a service on them go down the tech staff receives an alert that there is something wrong. You may want to post a message to the help desk to ease your mind that someone is looking into it and will receive a reply. Thank you

slip (and) fall

Drama

dive soap

Aren't these guys just the "bomb". Thanks for the nice words, Chris.

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Be Cool "If you do not speak English, I am at your disposal with 187 other languages along with their various dialects and sub-tongues."

The only way to get around the warning is to get your own SSL.

It appears as though the certificate has expired. Please open a ticket with the help desk and report it and they will get it updated. As for the warnings. I just click past the warnings and go on.

Welcome to the forums Aleseh Have you downloaded the ZIP archive for this and unzipped it to a folder on your computer? If so then just follow the FTP instructions to upload the information to your server. Once there you should be able to go into your phpNuke admin panel and follow the instructions to activate it.