Hello guys!
I am having big problems to resrtore a large database (about 30 Mb) from a Windows platform to my Linux box running Cpanel.
I don't know how they can have mySQL running on windows at all, but it's working nicely with a Yabb SE forum.
They also have another database, for phpNUke, which I have restored nicely usigng phpmyadmin, so I can definitely affirm that it is either a true mySQL running on Windows (how?) or at least a compatible database.
Now I need to restore this database on my Cpanel box and I'm having big problems.
I have increased the exectution time for phpmyadmin so that it would work nicely to import large databases, but Internet Explorer crashes every time I try.
Is there a safe way to compress this database into a .gz file (perhaps uploading the raw .sql dump somewhere) so that it can be imported as a .gz file through Cpanel restore feature?
Or, can anyone suggest other ways?
This nightmare has already eaten up too much of my time!
Thanks.
I am having big problems to resrtore a large database (about 30 Mb) from a Windows platform to my Linux box running Cpanel.
I don't know how they can have mySQL running on windows at all, but it's working nicely with a Yabb SE forum.
They also have another database, for phpNUke, which I have restored nicely usigng phpmyadmin, so I can definitely affirm that it is either a true mySQL running on Windows (how?) or at least a compatible database.
Now I need to restore this database on my Cpanel box and I'm having big problems.
I have increased the exectution time for phpmyadmin so that it would work nicely to import large databases, but Internet Explorer crashes every time I try.
Is there a safe way to compress this database into a .gz file (perhaps uploading the raw .sql dump somewhere) so that it can be imported as a .gz file through Cpanel restore feature?
Or, can anyone suggest other ways?
This nightmare has already eaten up too much of my time!
Thanks.