How to Restore full backup of old domain to new domain ?

Aeve

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Hello Sir
I have website with more stuff ,now i Buy another domain and i want to shift all data to new one
For Example
My old domain is old.com and other new is new.com
I want to make clone of old.com to new.com
I want to use my new domain with all same data which is on the old domain name & want to shift all the data to new domain.
Now ,I have also make a full backup of my old domain. Now when i restore it by previous username, it is on same domain
How Should I restore the full backup of old domain to new domain
I want to use my new domain instead of old
I want that all my stuff will transfer from old domain to new domain without any changing
My site is on vbulletin forum & I want it on the new domain
I have a backup of my old domain i.e old.com and I also uploaded in the /home directory
But I want to restore the backup on a new domain.
Please also use my cpanel/whm to solve my issue & restore the backup to new domain
My main motive is to change domain name.

I have also submit a ticket related to this issue.Please help

Thanks
Regards
 
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Will.0

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Hi Aeve-

Have you tried the following:

1.) Log in to your old cPanel account. Select Backup Wizard, " Backup ". Select Full backup.

2.) Click "Download" when the backup completes. The backing-up and the download could take up to 45 minutes but depends on the account size.

3.) Log into your new cPanel. Click "Backup Wizard," "Restore," "Home Directory."

4.) Click "Browse" to find the backup file you saved from the old server. Click "Restore." You may have to enter your new cPanel password.

I'm wouldn't think the /scripts/pkgacct would work for this as the usernames would be different but maybe someone that has tested this would know more.

Also, if using any type of CMS, you may need to edit the config file adding the new domain information.
 
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theG

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Hi,

I think the better option is to copy the public_html to the new site rather than using the automated scripts. If it is some wordpress site, change the url in the database also.

G
 

quietFinn

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Why don't you just change the domain of the account?