How to Download Backup of Home Directory, MySQL or E-mail Only cPanel

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How to Download Backup of Home Directory, MySQL or E-mail Only?
1. Log into your cPanel account.
2. In the "Files" section, click on "Backup Wizard" Icon.

3. Under "Backup or Restore" text, click on the "Backup" button.

4. In the 2nd step "Full or Partial Backup" option, under "Select Partial Backup", you need to click on "Home Directory" to download home directory only or should you wish to download only "MySQL Databases", click on "MySQL Database".


5. Now click on the "Download" link/button.

Thanks for reading our article on how to make backups on cPanel. If you have any questions feel free to ask us.

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Where will backups be stored on our server? in public_html? or can we configure this path? I asked this because I really have never use this backup option in cpanel?
 

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Hi Emilio,

Thank you so much for your question. My name is Mario Cano and I would be happy to assist you!

Where will backups be stored on our server? in public_html? or can we configure this path? I asked this because I really have never use this backup option in cpanel?
Great question! The backups are stored locally on the same server within the same cPanel account. To find a backup you can go into the cPanel account in question and then file manager and under /home/username you will see the backups you created in the very bottom with a similar name of "backup-12.23.2018_04-04-46_username.tar.gz"

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As for configuring the path I am not sure of that being possible within the cPanel itself. However I believe what you are looking for is backups via WHM which will allow you to create a local backup of any cPanel within that server and also schedule a time and location. Within WHM backups by default, the system saves backup files locally to the /backup directory.

This article above is intended for users who manually want to make a backup within the cPanel and usually can be used as a way to restore a website in case of corruption or when someone is trying to do a cPanel migration.

Let me know of any other questions happy to help you :).

Thanks!

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Can I choose the time intervals for the data backup?
 
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