Backup
1. Simply log in to your Cpanel account

2. Click on 'Backup'

3. Under databases, click the appropriate database name and you'll get a 'save file as...' dialog

4. Save the db file to somewhere on your local drive where it won't be lost

Restore
1. Follow steps 1 and 2 above

2. Find 'Restore a MySQL DB" to the right

3. Click 'Browse...'

4. Find your local find and click 'Select'

5. Then, click 'Upload'

Timestamp: 2004/02/08

Login to your cpanel and click MySQL Databases. After your database is created you can manage it from phpmyadmin. This can be found at the very bottom of the MySQL page.

Timestamp: 2004/01/12

You can use formmail to send email from a form on your website. To set this up, please view our walkthrough guide (http://support.imagion.com/formmail_walkthrough.htm).

Timestamp: 2007/05/02

If you are restoring a backup, please see the topic on restoring to MySQL from a backup**

WARNING: This is only for NEW database uploads… ALL DATA WILL BE OVERWRITTEN!!

1. Login in to cpanel

2. Click on ‘MySql’

3. You create your database

4. Scroll to the bottom of the page, click on ‘phpmyadmin’

5. Click on a database name in the left frame
A list of tables in that database will open in the right frame.

6. Click on the ‘SQL’ tab
On that page there will be a textarea "Run SQL query/queries on database XXX:" and a text input "Location of the textfile:".

7. Click on the "Browse..." button next to the "Location of the textfile:" input.
Your browser will display a file opening window asking you to specify the file for upload.

8. Select your *.sql file for upload and hit "Go".

Timestamp: 2004/02/08

Sure. Take a look at our JSP troubleshooter (http://support.imagion.com/jsp_trouble.htm).

However, please note that we cannot help you with your scripts beyond this guide.

Timestamp: 2007/05/02

First make sure that they are chmod'ed to 755 and if that doesn't work, click the link to begin troubleshooting: http://support.imagion.com/cgi_trouble.htm

Timestamp: 2007/05/02