Hi,
I just ran a backup and all went well :)
However, I wanted to know if I can backup my entire server, not just the /var/www/html folder by changing the 'site root override' to '/'? Basically, I've installed a number of php modules on top of the standard to get some features working and, not being all that technical, I have no doubt that if I ever had the server crash (AWS EC2) and restored the site I'd probably never work out what server settings I had.
So, can I create a backup that I can restore to a new EC2 instance with the site root override, or can I only backup the folders and files in /var/www/html? (or am I already doing this by default?).
Thanks,
Matthew
I just ran a backup and all went well :)
However, I wanted to know if I can backup my entire server, not just the /var/www/html folder by changing the 'site root override' to '/'? Basically, I've installed a number of php modules on top of the standard to get some features working and, not being all that technical, I have no doubt that if I ever had the server crash (AWS EC2) and restored the site I'd probably never work out what server settings I had.
So, can I create a backup that I can restore to a new EC2 instance with the site root override, or can I only backup the folders and files in /var/www/html? (or am I already doing this by default?).
Thanks,
Matthew
