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xCloner for non-Joomla websites
February 14, 2009
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Hi,
I understand the xCloner should backup and restore non-Joomla
websites. please point to a documentation or guide on how it is performed.

Thanks in advance.

February 14, 2009
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XCloner can be installed as a standalone software on the site you would like to backup, simply upload the package files in a subdirectory on your site and access that area in your browser and make the config adjustments for proper paths and mysql details to your original site

As for the restore process, that goes the same way as on the Joomla sites except you manually need to adjust your site config details after restore

Hope it helps! Ovidiu

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