Normally, the easiest way to copy these files is using an FTP client program, such as Filezilla.

If you have an existing site, for example that you wish to keep while you work with Joomla!, you may be able to create a subdomain, for example, to hold your Joomla! site.Ĭopy Files and Directories of Your Local Joomla Directory to the Remote Host If this is a new site, it will just be your home directory. There is a link to full instructions there as well.Īlternate Method Create a Place on Your Remote Host to Install Joomla! The installer has an option to change the configuration for restoring to a different location.Īkeeba Backup can be downloaded from Joomla extension directory.You then run the kickstart.php program and install your site.The kickstart.php file from Akeeba unpacks the.jpa file contains all the folders, files and the contents of the database. Using Akeeba Backup to Move a Site (Preferred Method) 2.4 Configure the Site and Edit the configuration.php File.2.3 Copy the Contents of Your Local MySQL Database to the Host MySQL Database.2.2 Copy Files and Directories of Your Local Joomla Directory to the Remote Host.2.1 Create a Place on Your Remote Host to Install Joomla!.1 Using Akeeba Backup to Move a Site (Preferred Method).

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