Restore deleted databases

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by sojic, Nov 17, 2008.

  1. sojic

    sojic New Member

    I should to transfer some sites from 1 to 2 reseller.

    I create new reseller (but forget to "assign" databases"), so when I transfer sites, I receive message like "this reseller do not have enough databases", and database was deleted.

    Then I assign more databases to target reseller, I find database in recycle, try to restore, but nothing happens.

    Is it possible to "find" deleted database(s) somewhere? (I do not have backup)
     
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    ISPConfig is not taking a backup of databases, so if you dont have a backup i fear that the data is lost.
     
  3. sojic

    sojic New Member

    How ISPConfig delete databases?

    When it delete database it go in RecicleBin (but where is it in real)? Is database dumped and ready for restore (from recycle bin), or it is renamed.... or...???
     
  4. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Please take a look at my post above. As I described there, ispconfig is not taking a backup of the database content. the database is deleted with the drop database command in mysql. In the recycle bin there is the database itself without content and the indormation about the database user.
     
  5. sojic

    sojic New Member

    So....

    There is DB in ISPConfig Recycle bin. I am connected as root to mysql, and database is not in mysql.

    My question is: Where is DB when it is in ISPConfig Recycle bin? When I will click Restore in ISPConfig Recycle bin, what will happen (from where ISPConfig will restore it?)
     
  6. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Please read my post above. It contains all available information:

    the db is nowhere it is deleted. Just the name of the databse is kept.

    ISPConfig creates a new empty database with the same login details.
     
  7. sojic

    sojic New Member

    OK, thanks.

    Sorry, for duplicating. Now it is clear.
     

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