Normally, you should see a success message like this:
ANGIE - Off-site files finished copying
If ANGIE could not write to your site's configuration file, it will present you with a dialog box informing you of this fact. You can close the message by clicking on the "X" button on its top right corner. You can then copy the contents of the text area and paste it into your configuration file - replacing any and all existing content - manually, following the instructions printed on this page. This is only required if your configuration file was not writable in the first place. Under most circumstances this won't happen. Do note that if you get this message and you do not follow the steps printed on the page your restored site will not work.
You now have three options to proceed, depending on how you extracted the backup archive.
If you used Kickstart to extract the backup archive, close the
window/tab of the restoration script and return to Kickstart's
window. You will see a big “Clean Up” button. Just click on it and
it will automatically remove the installation directory, the backup
archive, kickstart.php and its translation
files, as well as rename htaccess.bak to
.htaccess and php.ini.bak
to php.ini respectively. No further action is
necessary. Your restored site is ready for use.
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If you were not using Kickstart, you can try clicking on the
button to
have ANGIE try to remove the installation directory automatically.
If it succeeds, it will present you with a success dialog. Just
click on the
button to visit your site's front page. However, if you used
Kickstart to extract your files and clicked on this link
accidentally instead of using Kickstart's button you need to manually rename
htaccess.bak to .htaccess
and php.ini.bak to
php.ini, as well as remove the archive file,
kickstart.php file and all its INI files and the
kicktemp directory (if one is present)
manually.
If you uploaded the extracted files manually, you must remove the installation directory from your site using your FTP client application before visiting your restored site. If you don't, the restoration page may appear again. In this case do not run the restoration again. Just remove the installation directory through FTP and retry visiting your site.