corean_demon
09-Dec-2002, 08:00 PM
Whats the easiest way?
I used phpmyadmin, but it gives me an error about 300 seconds has past.
I used phpmyadmin, but it gives me an error about 300 seconds has past.
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View Full Version : Restoring My Ibf Database! corean_demon 09-Dec-2002, 08:00 PM Whats the easiest way? I used phpmyadmin, but it gives me an error about 300 seconds has past. Syke 10-Dec-2002, 12:12 AM First, is it your own server, or are you hosting with someone? Secondly, is it a large DB? Generally, php scripts will time out after a set period of time.. generally, it's 30 seconds.. but it can be set to anything. The easiest way to do it would be from the command line, make a backup of the DB there, and dl it. If this isn't possible, try copying sets of tables instead of the whole thing via MyPHPAdmin, making sure to take the data and structure. See if that works :) Syke M3NF 10-Dec-2002, 02:52 AM All fix spoke on msn :) Closed as problem fixed M3NF |