[Naciketas]

Hello,
Yesterday I opened Publii and could no longer find any of my websites. I don’t know what happened, but the problem now is to restore them.
I have a backup of one of the sites, the most important one (a scientific journal). But if I create a new site with the same name, it don’t let me import the backup. How can I restore a site in such a case?

[Bob]

Hey,
It looks like you probably deleted the folder with your site, but if you have a backup, you can easily restore it by following a few steps:

1. Unzip the backup file e.g.  my_website-03-11-2022-06-32-34.tar
2. Rename (if necessary) the unpacked folder to my_website
3. Move this folder to the following location: ‎⁨ /Documents/Publii⁩/sites⁩/
4. Run the Publii app.

That’s it.

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[Naciketas]

Thank you Bob for your reply.
The folders were all on Dropbox. Unfortunately I deleted them now by mistake, changing the file location to Publii.
And unfortunately also the backup file seems to be corrupted.
I now have a remotely published site and no local files in Publii. There is a way to import the published pages into Publii? The alternative is to redo the site from scratch (for the second time).

 

[Tomasz Dziuda]

Hi Naciketas,

Please try to restore your files on Dropbox – as they data retention policy states – you have at least 30 days for it: https://help.dropbox.com/en-gb/files-folders/restore-delete/data-retention-policy

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[Naciketas]

Hi Thomasz, I followed your advice and managed to retrieve the site. Thank you very much.

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