Restoring wordpress? No backup, no WHM access, no nothing.

SalieriJazz

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Hey. Today, rankfirsthosting screwed it up, they don't respond to anybody, their site doesn't work properly, and all of our sites are down, and I'm planning to move away from them already, I have around 50 PBN sites there ... how could I move them , is there an easy way?

Remebmer, I don't have any backup, no WHM access, no cPanel access. I can see my websites through google cache, but not all the pages show up so good.

Any solutions ... ?

Thank you guys.
 
I thought you can atleast have cpanel access.If not then there will be no 50 PBN sites.IF yes then make backup move and restore them
 
i was thinking the same.

what about waybackmachine, maybe you can find others pages missing in cache
 
50 PBN sites on the same host, this guy knows his shit.
:D

OP, what size is you PBN?

Next time spread your PBN to different hosting accounts, not only because of losing websites this way, but also you're leaving clear footprint with them.
 
There support is sucks, I have bought 20 hosting accounts from rankfirsthosting back in February/march. I asked their supports to provide and set all my domains in the hosting, they have not got back to me. I done that by myself, I tried 2-3 sites and to be honest result was sucks.. It is good that I have had move from that hosting within 2 days.

Thanks
 
Restoring a website without a backup copy is complicated and time consuming, but there still may be a way to get at least some of your content back... if you are lucky. You can try a Wayback Machine and Warrick (just Google this, I can't actually link to it) to find past copies of your PBN sites.
 

Wow that's cool, I was looking for a tool like that!

@op that tool and web archive is your best bet.
but still you will only have 50 flat html sites.
You can put them up as flat sites, or you'll have to manually recreate the all in Wordpress.

Hopefully if nothing else you've learned a lesson.
 
From the mouth of the owner there:

"There was a big malicious attack on the site/server and we are trying to rebuild site, I am very upset at this unforeseen event, and doing best I can with what were given at the moment."
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"I have my tech guy working to restore site, we are unsure why this happened, but have read of other similar attacks to other people today as well, so very strange."
 
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