To restore a single domain from your cPanel account, you need to restore its database and the folder where the site files are located:
Restore the database
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Log in to your cPanel account.
I. For WordPress sites:
- Access the document root of the site (from the Domains section).
- In the wp-config file, find the 'Database username' line where the database name(s) are specified. Note down the database name in a text file or anywhere accessible to you.
II. For PrestaShop sites:
- Access the document root of the site (from the Domains section).
- Look for the app folder and open the file app/config/parameters.php.
- Find the line with 'database_name' => 'your_database_name'. Note down the database name in a text file or anywhere accessible to you.
III. Other CMS: Find the file where the database is declared and note down the name in a text file or anywhere accessible to you.
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Search for Jetbackup5 in the cPanel account search bar and select DATABASES.
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Identify the database you previously noted and click the Restore button.
Restore the folder containing the site files:
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In JetBackup5, go to the Home Directory.
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Click on the desired backup, then click on "Change File Selection".
I. If the domain is the primary domain, find "public_html", of type Directory.
II. If the domain is an addon domain, find the folder named after the domain, of type Directory. -
Mark the desired folder and then click on the Select Files button.
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Click the Restore button.
