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How do you back up and restore a Concrete site?

How do you back up and restore a Concrete site?

Answer: To back up and restore a Concrete5 site, follow these steps:

1. Backup:
– Files: Use FTP or a file manager to download all files and directories from the root of your Concrete5 site, including the `/packages`, `/tools`, and `/application` folders.
– Database: Use a tool like phpMyAdmin to export the database. Select your Concrete5 database and choose the “Export” option, typically in SQL format.

2. Restore:
– Files: Upload the previously backed-up files back to the server using FTP or a file manager.
– Database: Use phpMyAdmin to import the SQL file into your new or existing database, ensuring it’s configured in your Concrete5 site’s `/application/concrete/config/base.php` file to connect properly.

Ensure you also check for any additional configurations or settings specific to your hosting environment.

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