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zenman Posts: 10 Joined: 8/27/2003 Status: offline	Web Backup - 12/12/2003 22:04:56 What is the best way (simple) to back up a web in case everything crashes? I was thinking about online storage. I'd like to be able to replace a web asap and with the least amount of work if bad news happens.


coreybryant Posts: 2454 Joined: 3/17/2002 From: Castle Rock CO USA Status: offline	RE: Web Backup - 12/12/2003 22:35:15 Welcome to the forums zenman Normally, I work locally & then upload everything to my server. That way, I have a copy of my web @ http://www.mydomain.com & I have a copy locally _____________________________ Corey R. Bryant Merchant Accounts \| Toll Free Numbers \| Expression Web Blog (in reply to zenman)


Larry M. Posts: 2766 Joined: 2/20/2003 From: Greenville, South Carolina, USA Status: offline	RE: Web Backup - 12/13/2003 15:18:26 zenman, I'll ad to Corey's comments by saying it's all about insurance: In addition to a local hard drive copy, I: (1) burn a backup CD and (2) publish the web to a different server as a sub-web. If my hard drive crashes, my host crashes, my CD is corrupted, there's always a good copy on a foreign host which can be published down. Helps one sleep tight . < Message edited by Larry M. -- 12/13/2003 3:19:14 PM > _____________________________ Larry M. Experience is what causes a person to make new mistakes instead of old ones. (in reply to coreybryant)