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Here's an easy way to backup your web site's files and
database (worth thousands of dollars, no doubt) that costs
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You don't need to know a lot about how to use Unix or how to
use databases like mySQL. The only real tool you need is a
telnet client. Also, you need to know a few commands which
I'll show you now. (You could even write the commands I'm
about to give you on a cheatsheet.)

STEP 1: CONNECT & GET IN THE RIGHT FOLDER

The web host you're trying to back up needs to allow shell
access (most do these days).

If you have a Windows computer, download a program called
"PuTTY" which you can use to login in your web host's shell.
Search for "putty ssh" on Google or get it here:
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Open up PuTTY and at the top type in your hostname (your web
site address without the http or www, just "yourname.com").
Your web host either uses SSH or telnet, first try logging
in using SSH and if it won't connect try it using Telnet.
Click the "Open" button at the bottom to connect.

When it connects you will be asked for your account's
username, and after you enter that, it will ask for your
password. If these both take, you'll see a command prompt
of sorts. What you have to do is browse to the document
root, depending on your host it's usually a folder like
"public_html" or "wwwroot".

If the wwwroot or public_html folder has more folders inside
of it, in the form of yourdomain.com, don't browse into them
yet, just stay in the folder you're in.

Browsing in the Unix command prompt is just like DOS, to
view a folder type "dir" or "ls", and to go into a certain
folder type "cd foldername". If you messed up you can type
"cd .." to move up one level.

STEP 2: BACK-UP THE DATABASE

The first step if you're backing up a site is to dump your
mySQL database. To do this obviously you need the mySQL
username and password you want to back up. If your mySQL
username is "myuser" and the mySQL password is "mypassword",
you'd type:

mysqldump -umyuser -pmypassword -A > dump.sql

mysqldump is the program we run to dump the database into a
file, then we type "-u" followed by the username (no spaces)
and "-p" followed by the password (also no spaces). The
uppercase "-A" tells the program we want to dump every
database this user has access to. It MUST be an uppercase
A.

The ">" afterwards says we want to put this program's output
into a file (otherwise it would show up on the screen) and
"dump.sql" is the name of the file we're going to dump to.

This may take a while depending on the size of your
database. Be patient. Once you have a command prompt
again, it's done.

If you don't have root on your server, it may show databases
you don't have access to. What you'll have to do here is
"force" mysqldump to keep doing the backups even if it gets
error messages. The flag for "force" is "-f".

mysqldump -umyuser -pmypassword -Af > dump.sql

STEP 3: BACK-UP YOUR FILES

Now you can put everything into one big file, which you can
easily move over to the new host in one go, instead of one
at a time. Unix doesn't let you create Zip files, but you
can create a TAR (Tape Archive) which just rolls a bunch of
files together without any sort of compression.

To create your TAR archive, type:

tar -cvf dump.tar *

The "-c" tells the program to create a new TAR archive, the
"v" following right after says to be verbose, in other
words, give us the name of every file that's being added to
the archive. "f: means we're saving this to a file, as
opposed to showing it on the screen (you'd just see junk).

"dump.tar" is the name of the file we want to save into, and
the "*" means we want to put everything into this TAR
archive -- files, folders, everything.

You may get some sort of warning about not adding dump.tar
to the archive, that's no big deal because we don't want
this file to add itself.

Your files are backed up. At this point it's time to move
things over to the next host. There's a way we can do this
without you having to download the whole thing, and
re-upload it.

STEP 4: ARRANGE YOUR FILE FOR PICKUP

Remember how I said when you were in "wwwroot" or
"public_html" not to browse into the folder containing a
domain name? Well now it's time to move that dump over into
one of them so it can be picked up.

If one of your folders is, say, yourdomain.com, type:

mv dump.tar yourdomain.com

This moves "dump.tar" into the folder "yourdomain.com".

STEP 5: MOVE THE NEW FILE OVER

Login to your new host. Browse to its "wwwroot" or
"public_html" folder.

Most hosts include a program called "wget" which works sort
of like a browser in that you give it a URL to pick-up that
it loads. Only this browser also saves the file you want to
load.

If your old host was at yourdomain.com, you'd just type:

wget http://www.yourdomain.com/dump.tar

This will load that URL and save it as "dump.tar". You'll
probably see some sort of progress indicator as it goes.

STEP 6: DECOMPRESSING THE FILE

Once you have the file, you use that same TAR program to
decompress it. Type:

tar -xvf test.tar

The "v" and "f" are still there, but instead of "c" (create)
we use "x" (extract). This will unpack each file and let us
know which one it's working on.

STEP 7: RESTORING THE MYSQL DATABASE

Before you can put the mySQL dump back into the database,
you have to go into this new web host's control panel and
create blank databases with the same names as you had
before.

You also have to create a mySQL user and make sure that user
has access to all those databases you've created.

Once that's done find the dump.sql that was unpacked with
all of the other files.

Instead of using the program "mysqldump" to dump the files,
we use the program "mysql" which let's us put commands into
the database. That's basically what a dump is, a file full
of commands that, when run, will recreate the old database
exactly.

This time we don't type in the database name right away. To
get into mySQL from the command prompt, type:

mysql -umyuser -pmypassword

Where "myuser" and "mypassword" are your mySQL username and
password. Once you're in you'll get kind of a weird looking
prompt. All you have to do at this point is type:

source dump.sql

This says, open up the file dump.sql, read through it and do
whatever it says to do in that file. You will see a bunch
of lines telling you a command has been entered (0 Rows
Affected, 1 Rows Affected, something like that).

If everything goes smoothly, type "quit" and you will be
back in the shell.

You've just moved one site (or a bunch of sites) over from
one host to another in about 5 minutes.


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"How To Find A Lost File"

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This is a VERY common email we receive ...

"Help! I downloaded your Windows for Newbies ebook and can't find
it. What do I do now?"

That's because he/she didn't t read the download tutorial we
offer with every product purchase.

You can locate any file on your computer using the built-in
feature called "Find Files and Folders." I've covered this in a
previous issue, but it's back by popular demand. So here goes
again, along with more insight on files and how they work with
your computer.

1. Click Start, then point with your mouse cursor to Find, Files
and Folders, and click. Said another way, click the Folders and
Files item on the flyout window that appears when you click on
Find, and slide your mouse cursor over to 'Files and Folders'. Or
better yet, just take the keyboard shortcut: Press F3 on the top
row of keys. Be sure your desktop is the focus of activity. (For
more on the "focus" concept, see this page:
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2. Type the name of the file you are looking for into the 'Named'
field and look in Drive (C:). When the file is found, it will be
displayed in the lower window pane. You can simply (yes, it's
VERY easy) double click to execute the file (that is, put the
file to death by click) or drag and drop it to some new location.

Okay, you can't really execute a file in the living sense, but
you can start the file operating. That is, make it do something
besides sit there and take up space. And if the file can't run
itself, it'll be run by another program.

A good example of this is the lowly .txt file. It's just a bunch
of characters (like the guys and gals who run The Newbie Club.) A
".txt" file is a text file. It needs a program to display its
contents. That program could be Notepad or even Microsoft Word.
Text files are different from Document files in that they usually
contain nothing more than characters. No special formatting
stuff, no hidden codes, nothing. Just plain text. Like this
email!

CRITICAL NOTE: Every file on your computer has a three or four
letter "file extension." This extension tells the operating
system (that is what 'Windows" is--it's an Operating System) what
program needs to be used to open the file. Computers used in
operating rooms by surgeons don't use Operating Systems. Instead,
they use systems that don't confuse the doctor. Usually these are
in black and white, since the operating theatre can't be
confusing. If it were, your gallbladder may be removed rather
than repaired.

If you believe any of the operating stuff above, please see me
in my office immediately. I have a job for you.

Now then, back to files and such...

We have a fairly good tutorial on this should you be desirous of
understanding more. Click here: http://newbieclub.com/files  or
copy and paste the URL into your browser.

Do you understand what you read? Does it make sense? Let me put
it as simply as possible.

The word "file" in computer talk can be a program, a picture, a
sound, a document, or anything else.

Files have icons associate with them.

The icon is there to give you a visual cue or clue as to what the
file is for.

If you're blind or visually impaired, your computer "reads" the
file names to you using the special software you have installed.

And that software is made up of lots of individual files.

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