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How to restore one file (the answer)

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To restore 1 file only from a backup, copy the .psa backup file and rename it to .zip. Then open it as a zip file (which is what it always was), find the required file and extract it.

The manual has a page 'Performing Selective Restore'...
http://download1.sw-soft.com/Plesk/.../plesk-7.5-win-backup-restore-manual/9376.htm
...and I suggest that this information should be there too. This is the most 'selective restore' there is. Better still, the restore program should allow you to restore 1 file. It is much more lkely that someone deletes 1 file by mistake than the entire website.

Cheers
Julian
 
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