TCH-Bruce

Glad you got it working

If you take the -maxdepth off your first one that is working wouldn't it back up recursively?

I'm running out of options. >find ./foobarDir -iregex '.*\.\(jpg\|jpeg\)' -maxdepth 1 | tar -cvf backup.tar.gz -

Remove the trailing slash from the folder name and try it. Are you getting any output from the command at all? An error?

I would set them to discard. There was a change a while back but I can't honestly say when.

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Have you tried doing the find first and piping it to the tar command?

Just a guess but try it this way. >$cmd = "tar -cvf backup.tar.gz `find .\/foobarDir\/ -iregex '.*\.\(jpg\|jpeg\)' -maxdepth 1`";

Since you had your site moved to another folder the /home/inkbekd is probably something else. These will have to be changed for the includes to work. These are the paths they were referring too.

No, are you using a forum or blog? If every thing is working you don't need to do anything.

I think you could use the phpAdmin functions cPanel to accomplish this.

If you are using any databases they would have a configuration file. I think this is what they are referring too.

Welcome to the family, Vivek!

Loads fine for me too

Welcome to the forum, David

Congratulations

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I'm not sure what I suggested will help you out. You are trying to make your WP links match your MT links and I think David has you on the right track.

Welcome to the forums, Itai

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Yes, there are stupid people all over the place.

Depending on what type of website you are building will it change frequently enough to warrant synchronizing folders all the time. When ever I make significant changes to my site I perform a backup through cPanel and that's sufficient. I do back up my databases daily.

No problem, the family is here to help if you need it.

I think the easiest thing to do would be open a help desk ticket to support and tell them what you want and they can move it in one fell swoop. Link at top of page.