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[sfpkent Friend sfpkentJoin date: October 2008Posts: 829Downloads:0Uploads:100 Thanks: 310 Thanked: 75 times in 1 posts]

#153954

Hi,

For long time, when I finished done joomla and joomlart template in my computer, I will move my files folder by folder.

I believe that there must be a faster way to move all my joomla and joomlart files to my hosting. I tried to zip my file via winzip and winrar but after I uploaded to my hosting, I can’t unzip in file manager.

May I know how should I zip it and unzip in my hosting?

Kent

[sfpkent Friend sfpkentJoin date: October 2008Posts: 829Downloads:0Uploads:100 Thanks: 310 Thanked: 75 times in 1 posts]

#354254

I am using Linux Shared Hosting, cPanel.

[uniquebiz Friend uniquebizJoin date: February 2010Posts: 596Downloads:0Uploads:40 Thanks: 33 Thanked: 156 times in 119 posts]

#354255

I use a shared Linux host with cpanel ( Lunarpages) and all I do is zip the files upoad via ftp and then unzip using the hosting companies file manager (extract option)

[Arvind Chauhan Moderator Arvind ChauhanJoin date: September 2014Posts: 3835Downloads:74Uploads:92 Thanks: 1240 Thanked: 1334 times in 848 posts]

#354272

<em>@sfpkent 192341 wrote:</em><blockquote>I am using Linux Shared Hosting, cPanel.</blockquote>

Go to http://www.your_site:2082 or http://www.your_site/cpanel >> login >> file manager >> go to your folder containing the zip file. Click on the zip file and see the right side for option to extract the contents.

As a precaution always place the zip file in a independent folder, so that you do not accidentally overwrite your other files. I would recommend using AkeebaBackup (JoomlaPack) to pack and move the Joomla site.

Arvind

[ovidius Friend ovidiusJoin date: August 2010Posts: 21Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#354281

you use.. Cpanel thats esay .. 🙂 just login to your website go to file manager and ther u have a panel.. u can unzip ther zip file.. download zip file and other.. you can search also on youtube.. Cpanel is very good.

[smitheringale Friend smitheringaleJoin date: December 2009Posts: 236Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 63 Thanked: 44 times in 18 posts]

#354293

I prefer to go in to the shell and cd / to the directory and then unzip file and it unzips in very short order

It really is very simple – just a few commands in the shell can accomplish a lot – loading, uploading, deleting, changing ownerships and groups, viewing server resources.

[sfpkent Friend sfpkentJoin date: October 2008Posts: 829Downloads:0Uploads:100 Thanks: 310 Thanked: 75 times in 1 posts]

#354311

Thanks guys, will tried.

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