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Do you have WHM access on the destination end of the move? &nbsp;If so, you could export the cpanel account by doing a full backup in cpanel and then importing it in WHM. &nbsp;That would take the load off of the browser and place it on the server instead.
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Do you have WHM access on the destination end of the move?  If so, you could export the cpanel account by doing a full backup in cpanel and then importing it in WHM.  That would take the load off of the browser and place it on the server instead.

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Or just do a sql backup through cpanel and then restore the cpanel backup of the mysql database in the destination if you just want that part of it.
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Or just do a sql backup through cpanel and then restore the cpanel backup of the mysql database in the destination if you just want that part of it.

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Good Evening,<br />
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I am using a CentOS server with Cpanel and trying to work out the best way to migrate some Wordpress sites.<br />
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One of the sites has a SQL database of 800MB+ which phpMyadmin is struggling with in-browser. <br />
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Is there a fool-proof way to upload this SQL and get this Wordpress installation up &amp;&nbsp;running?<br />
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Any help appreciated :)
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Good Evening,

I am using a CentOS server with Cpanel and trying to work out the best way to migrate some Wordpress sites.

One of the sites has a SQL database of 800MB+ which phpMyadmin is struggling with in-browser. 

Is there a fool-proof way to upload this SQL and get this Wordpress installation up & running?

Any help appreciated :)

800MB+ SQL file for Wordpress to Cpanel/phpMyadmin on CentOS VPS

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