How to duplicate/migrate a Moodle site

[@MarvinCalderon]

After hours of searching I landed on your video. Very cool man. Short, crisp, and clear. Still working 5 years after you made this.

[@priveswherelearningisfun9972]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video. I followed your instructions step by step and managed to clone my moodle site to another server.

[@martinpieterse1584]

Very cool man - well done. We host Moodle on an unmanaged server (so no cPanel, phpMyAdmin, etc) - but I was able to do everything required via command line following your guide. I might just put together an Ubuntu Command Line based version of cloning Moodle now that I've managed to do it after this guide. Thanks again.

[@randyfoster4895]

Hey thanks for making this video. I am in the process of migrating to a new host and this video made the steps I need to take very clear.

[@nasusnin]

This is a very helpful video. Thank you!

[@Wizao]

Hey thanks, at 2020 its working ;)

[@andrewdunbar1006]

Thank you very much, At last I have gotten it.

[@mans0ur_]

Thank you very much.
Please I need help...... after upgrading i don not know how to restore the themes

[@ousmanegaye4102]

Great Man !😀

[@user-qm7bp4ul5t]

16:53 I dont know why this happens but this happens, awesome! I laughed my ass off! thx!

[@tjdesignproduction2090]

thank you

[@vinodsaggam2157]

tq

[@janakghale3605]

can I do this from windows?

[@abetumuti2825]

Doing a site restore with only a full cPanel backup. Unfortunately we didn't do partial backups and the host provider deleted our data. We can’t find the Mysql database and file. The host provider also checked and couldn’t see the sql file.
There is a folder "new_table_from_mysql" is the one? Also these file:
mysql_collation.php
mysql_compressed_rows.php
mysql_engine.php
mysql_sql_generator.php
mysqli_native_moodle_recordset.php
mysqli_native_moodle_temptables.php
Please assist.