How to restore a site developed on Joomle, having only a file backup of the site?

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Travieso_Nastya2015-05-05 18:21:12

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Travieso_Nastya, 2015-05-05 18:21:12

You need to find a way to restore the database (site on Joomla)
There is a file backup of the site.
The theme of the site is a freelance exchange. Developed using Joomla 3.3 and plugins
- Joombri
- Community builder.
The site was stored on a hosting where the hard drive burned down. Backups were made only file. There is no base backup at all.

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index0h, 2015-05-05
@index0h

How to revive a corpse? Arms, legs, head are fully functional, but there is no torso ...

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Spetros, 2015-05-05
@Spetros

Without a DB - in any way.
But it is realistic to restore to the state of an empty site without content from the database.

You need to find a way to restore the database (site on Joomla)
There is a file backup of the site.

What is the composition of this file backup? How was it done?
Are you looking for an artist's question-answer site?

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Kirill Penzin, 2015-05-05
@kir_vesp

In essence, it is impossible to restore the database without a backup. Check with the hosting, perhaps they still made a backup at least once.

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He11ion, 2015-05-05
@He11ion

It really depends on what is hidden under the "file backup" - if the archive with avatars and site design is stupid - then yes, hat, just reanimate the disk. If there is a snapshot of the file system, then it is very easy to restore.

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Maxim Kudryavtsev, 2015-05-05
@kumaxim

Let's hope very much that by "file archive" a person means the backups that ISPmanager made for him. If so, the database, scripts, and avatars are included by default... in general, everything you need.
In order for you to raise all this now - go to any freelance exchange and post a project there with the most detailed technical specifications. Be sure to indicate what exactly you have in the archive.