Come trasferire le lime/sostegno dall'assistente all'assistente

Inviato vicino Saad Hamid il 16 marzo 2008

Sopra gli ultimi mesi, Picsopedia lo ha ostacolato mólto. Tutto ha cominciato quando ho deciso spostare Picsopedia da DreamHost verso HostGator ed allora da HostGator verso Hostony. Immagini appena quanto sarebbe stato duro affinchè me trasferisca il sostegno grande intero 5GB da un assistente all'altro.

In tutto questo volta sono riuscito a scoprire alcuni punte e trucchi che possono essere usati per trasferire le lime/sostegno dall'assistente all'assistente. Questi punte e trucchi usano gli attrezzi ed i programmi di utilità e sono suggeriti per gli utenti che desiderano trasferire le lime enormi da un assistente ad un altro in meno tempo possibile.

1. sostegno della ripresa esterna del cPanel

Ciò è il metodo più facile impiegato per trasferire il sostegno intero del luogo dall'assistente all'assistente. Usa la caratteristica “dei sostegni„ nel cPanel e deve essere permesso dal vostro ospite.

Per usare questo

  1. Apra il responsabile dei sostegni nel vostro cPanel e lo scatto “genera/trasferimento dal sistema centrale verso i satelliti un sostegno completo„
  2. Per la destinazione di riserva scelga “il ftp server a distanza (trasferimento passivo di modo)„
  3. Digiti il ftp server, il username e la parola d'accesso
  4. Entri nell'orificio del ftp server (questo è solitamente “21„)
  5. Lasci il campo a distanza di Dir vuoto
  6. Il colpo “genera il sostegno„

Il vostro sostegno ora sarà generato passivamente e trasferimento dall'assistente nell'assistente usando il protocollo di net2ftp. Se non vedete questa opzione nel vostro cPanel allora voi avere bisogno di di chiedere al vostro ospite di permetterlo.

2. SSH

SSH è un protocollo di rete che permette che i dati siano scambiati sopra una scanalatura sicura fra due calcolatori. Ora giorni quasi ogni ospite di fotoricettore fornisce questo a richiesta. Avrete bisogno del Mastice cliente da collegare al vostro assistente via SSH.

Una volta che siete collegati appena via mastice segua le istruzioni:

  1. L'inizio attività all'assistente 1 via SSH ed apre il dispositivo di piegatura che desiderate a sostegno per esempio.
    Cd /home/somepath/a/yourwebsite/public_html
  2. Faccia un archivio appiattito da questo dispositivo di piegatura usando l'ordine
    catrame - cvf sitepack.tar. /
  3. L'inizio attività all'assistente 2 via SSH ed usa l'ordine qui sotto prendere il sostegno dall'assistente
    wget yourdomain.com/sitepack.tar
  4. Ora uncompress l'archivio usando l'ordine
    catrame - xvf sitepack.tar
  5. Per controllare il hirearchy delle lime e dei loro permessi, usi l'ordine

3. FlashFXP

FlashFXP is one of those few FTP clients which allow you to transfer files through FTP from one server to another without downloading them to your local PC first.

I haven't ever tried it myself but it is one of the most recommended FTP software across the Internet. You can download it from here.

4. SST Web Script

SST is basically a server to server file transfer PHP web script. It is really useful as I have used it myself several times however it is recommended for small backup/file transfers. It has a complete GUI which lets you operate it easily. You need to install this on server 2 (the server where you want to download your backup)

Download the script from Sizlopedia.

Thats all! I knew only 4 best techniques to transfer files/backup from server to server. If you have any more, please share in the comments.

Posted in: Blogging

  • Wow! Thanks for the great tips! I might need them anytime for my image hosting site
  • It must be hard work for you managing such large sites (though Picsopedia is not yet large). Kudos!

    On a side note, don't you think Sizlopedia's current theme is too minimalist? I like the logo, but everything else is just gray/white/black. wtf, no colors?
  • @Haris

    You are welcome!

    @Sumesh

    I know Picsopedia, as compared to a good image hosting site, is still not large enough but with time it will get really big and I am sure of that.

    I just like the way Sizlopedia looks now. Less ads and more content for users.
  • Thanks for the tip Dj. It will be helpful when i will move my site to a new server.
  • Raj
    Thanks DJ For these Tips.

    Very soon am going to transfer my 2GB Data to some other server. So this will help me a lot.
  • Hi,
    As I am having limited bandwidth here in India so does the above mentioned process gonna affect that...Or it will just transferred without any connection to the PC?

    Thanks! for creating sizlopedia
  • @ Mayank

    All these methods use passive server to server connections so you don't need to worry about your local Internet bandwidth
  • Hi
    Hi,
    i used the above php script , but it's not working for me properly
    Request Status :
    Error downloading from http://www.songspedia.com/abc.exe

    I want to transfer my site to another sever, i got about 70 Gb data ,
    Thanks,
    Regards Sumair
  • 70GB is a little too big to handle as the script will need a lot of memory to do this transfer and will eventually end up in a timeout.

    You should use the cPanel Backup method, perhaps thats the only method that can handle the transfer of such big amount of data.
  • SST (Server to Server Transfer) is a great script. Just that i was thinking to find a edited copy / editing it with someone so that it could be freed of that 5 MB filesize transfer restriction. If that could be done, things would be quite sweet than they are at the moment. Please assist if you can, ill be more that pleased than ever if this happens !!!
  • Antonimo
    @R.D.


    SST file, "downloader.php" - line 155:

    Changing this line:
    $maxsize=1048576*5;
    to
    $maxsize=1048576*20;
    gives a 20 MB limit.

    If you go too large, you will run out of memory. I ran out at approximatey 120 MB
  • Salman
    Hi DJ,
    I made backup successfully using cPanel Remote Backup now can you plz tell me how to restore that backup file on to my new server so that everything become correct as it is on previous server.
  • To restore the backup the best thing to do is contact your web hosting support as they are more skilled in this mapper.

    Otherwise you can simply extract the TAR and use your files and folders the way you want.
  • Can anyone suggest me a way to sync my local back files with the server files? And if I can sycn it everyday? I need a local backup files, up-to-day. :) Thanks!
  • I used SSH commands to transfer 1.5gb over to my new server, it worked a treat. Thanks for this great info, it saved me a lot of time, hassle and bandwidth
  • Abdul Wahid
    Hi

    I get this for a 52mb file.

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 31196379 bytes) in /home2/funk999/public_html/siteadmin/downloader.php on line 166

    I increased the memory limit aswell, it use to be fine untill i upgraded to php5
    Help!

    Thanks
  • Exactly what I was looking for with the SSH.
    Thanks for posting that stuff.
  • salman
    Dear I used your first method to transfer data, means I used cPanel remote data backup and given all the info like FTP server IP, user name, password, port of the new server. But after 10 minute, I got the email that the backup completed successfully. But this process generated backup on old server, instead of new bought server.

    I was thinking that backup will be saved at the new hosting account. Please help me what should I do, or it will slowly transfer at new server ?
  • Actually sir! thats what its supposed to do.

    It first generates the backup on the local server and then transfers it over the web to the new server through Remote backup facility.
  • I use net2ftp, a web based ftp client for server to server file transfers. You can download it and install at your server, its a complete FTP client and most important its free.
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