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BAK files and tables 6 years 6 months ago #27176

  • ernienet
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Is it okay to delete the following files:

/administrator/components/com_dtregister/controllers/aro.bak.php
/components/com_dtregister/lib/payment/pxpay.bak.php
/administrator/components/com_dtregister/views/payoption/tmpl/add.bak.php
/administrator/components/com_dtregister/controllers/event.bak.php

Also, some of my websites have tables that appear to be backups with tables like these:

_dtregister_user_bkp
_dtregister_rollback_acos
_dtregister_rollback_aros
...
_dtregister_rollback_waiting

About 36 tables in all. Can these be safely deleted?

Thank you,
Ernie

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BAK files and tables 6 years 6 months ago #27177

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Hello Ernie. Those files are not from the latest package, but could've been left behind in older ones. They can be deleted, yes. Regarding the database, the user_bkp table is something that would've been done on your own end, but could be removed also. The _rollback tables are old and were used when moving a site from a build prior to 2.7... which was a long time ago! :)

Any _rollback tables can be removed. No longer used. Thanks.

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BAK files and tables 6 years 6 months ago #27178

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Yes, some of my websites go back to 1.0 and have been upgraded over the years, migrating the database all along the way - all the way to 3.x.

Thanks for the clarification,
Ernie

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