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LawBreaker (m)
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Hi, I need help to transfer the files in my old web host to a new web host. I have already got the new web host. I know how to change the dns, but my problem is how to transfer the files, that is the data in my old web host to the new web host before i cancel the old web host. Can someone help me with this? If you can do this for a small fee, call me with this number 07064569533 .
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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I would assume you have a local (as in, on your pc/laptop) copy of your files. Just FTP from there. If that is a problem or you have too many files, use your current cPanel to zip up the files, download that to your machine, then upload to the new host and unzip the zip file.
Good luck!
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Tech Pros (m)
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I would assume you have a local (as in, on your pc/laptop) copy of your files. Just FTP from there. If that is a problem or you have too many files, use your current cPanel to zip up the files, download that to your machine, then upload to the new host and unzip the zip file.
that is all you need to do.
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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he he, tech pros, even when I know it is the only/correct solution, I have always believed in always leaving myself some wiggle room for when the ITKs decide to say something like, "there is another way" 
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remoranger (m)
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@yawatide I am an ITK  AND yes there is anoda way But let me spare you the resultant embarassment 
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Tech Pros (m)
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he he, tech pros, even when I know it is the only/correct solution, I have always believed in always leaving myself some wiggle room for when the ITKs decide to say something like, "there is another way"  yawa  @yawatide I am an ITK  AND yes there is anoda way But let me spare you the resultant embarassment  abeg 
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LawBreaker (m)
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i asked a question and you folks turned it into what i dont know. what an insult!
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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I think the question was answered in my first post. Have you read it? Tried it? Succeeded? Failed?
Let us know.
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goldenimp (m)
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i asked a question and you folks turned it into what i dont know. what an insult!
well get use to us, we add fun to business
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yawa-ti-de (f)
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goldenimp, exactly. It takes more muscles to frown that it does to laff. Sometimes I wonder if many of us wonder why some of us develop face wrinkles at a young age 
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LawBreaker (m)
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I would assume you have a local (as in, on your pc/laptop) copy of your files. Just FTP from there. If that is a problem or you have too many files, use your current cPanel to zip up the files, download that to your machine, then upload to the new host and unzip the zip file.
Good luck!
Sorry if i sounded insulting initially, but i still dont get it. How can i zip up my files using my current cpanel? Where should i go for this and how can i do it?
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Cactus (m)
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in your cpanel look for something that says
file manager/document manager/file explorer
something like that and open it up. look at the top menu you should see archive or zip
check the directoryy ou want voila
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