Restoring a website using the CDP backup system is very easy. Please do the following in to order to restore a website.

NOTE: At this time user accessible restores can only be restored for linux accounts as the developer of the system has not yet developed a Windows user accessible restore module.

1. Go to Account --> Righteous Backup (or Backup Restore)
   
2. Click "Login" under the "Website Backup Manager" section
   
3. Now you will now be in the backup system's interface
4. Click on "Disk Safe" and then expand the /hsphere area, which point you should see the listing of restore points
5. Expand the restore point that you want to restore from and expand any additional folders until you see the folder or file you want to restore
   
6. Once you have the folder or file that you want to restore shown, check the checkbox next to the its name
7. Click "Restore Selected Files"
8. On the next page check the options that you need, such as overwriting files and submit that page once you're ready
   
9. A status page will come up showing the status of the restore

Restoring a database using the CDP backup system is very easy. Please do the following in to order to restore a database or a single table of that database.

NOTE: At this time user accessible restores can only be done for MySQL and PGSQL databases.

1. Go to Account --> Righteous Backup (or Backup Restore)
   
2. Click "Login" for the MySQL/PGSQL user under the MySQL/PGSQL Backup Manager
   
3. Expand the "/var" area and then the restore point you want to use
4. You will now see the databases the user has access to, check the one that you want to restore or check the columns
   
5. Once you have the database or table checked, click "Restore Selected Files"
   NOTE: If you restore just a table make sure all files named after that table are selected.
6. On the next page will be the options for the restore
7. Check the "Overwrite Files" checkbox to overwrite the files for the database
   
8. A status page will come up showing the status of the restore
9. Once the restore is at "100%" in the Progress column, the restore is complete and you're ready to test

Restoring a mailbox using the CDP backup system is very easy. Please do the following in to order to restore a database or a single column of that database.

NOTE: Unless you use IMAP or have your email client set to leave email on the server, restoring email will not bring all email back. The backup only backs up the email that is on the server at that time.

1. Go to Account --> Righteous Backup (or Backup Restore)
   
2. Click "Login" for the email address that you want to restore
   
3. Expand the "/var" area and then the restore point you want to use
4. You will now see email address folders
   
5. Check the folders files that you want to restore. Below is a listing of each of the standard folders:
   • cur - current messages in the mailbox
   • new - new email that hasn't been downloaded and recently came in -- usually empty
   • .Sent - used with IMAP for sent email
   • .Trash - used with IMAP for Deleted items
   • tmp - Not used most of the time
   NOTE: you should ONLY restore the above folders and your own custom folders and not any other files as doing so may cause your email account to be inaccessible.
6. Once you have the folders selected, click "Restore Selected Files"
7. On the next page will be the options for the restore
8. Selecting "Overwrite Files" will overwrite any messages, so you'll want to be sure you want to overwrite them
   
9. A status page will come up showing the status of the restore
10. Once it is says "100%" in the Progress column, the restore is complete
11. At this point, open your email cleint and check for new mail