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Best way to restore a 30 GB backup file?

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alzika

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One of my two hard drives on my server died a few days ago. The server crashed and it turns out that data wasn't being written to the other mirrored RAID hard drive. The copy on this second drive was two months old and thus not what I need.

So...I need to try to restore my plesk backup file, but it is 30 GB.

What is the best way to do this and ensure that it works completely?

The map file that is generated with command line restore looks like this:

Code:
[]
domain.com xxx.xx.xx.xxx
mysql::@localhost:3306

What is wrong with the map file and how do I get this site restored?
 
RE : Best way to restore a 30 GB backup file?

Do anyone have idea for this?
 
One of my two hard drives on my server died a few days ago. The server crashed and it turns out that data wasn't being written to the other mirrored RAID hard drive. The copy on this second drive was two months old and thus not what I need.

So...I need to try to restore my plesk backup file, but it is 30 GB.

What is the best way to do this and ensure that it works completely?

The map file that is generated with command line restore looks like this:

Code:
[]
domain.com xxx.xx.xx.xxx
mysql::@localhost:3306

What is wrong with the map file and how do I get this site restored?

You should specify owner login for domain in []
 
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