Database tables dropped

[makddeveloper2]

Website URL

https://suyo2715.rf.gd/

Error Message

Due to an automated sync script misconfiguration, the tables in our production database if0_42752146_db_assessor_suyo on cluster sql308.infinityfree.com were accidentally dropped today, October 26, 2026, at approximately 09:55 UTC (5:55 PM Philippine Time).

Could you please check if there is any daily storage-node snapshot, server cluster backup, or binlog archive from earlier today or yesterday that can be restored for this database?

Other Information

I accidentally truncated my dump data to the online database.

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[Lemni]

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I’m afraid the tables can’t be restored from our side. InfinityFree doesn’t create or store any backups of free hosting accounts, so there’s no daily snapshot, cluster backup or binlog archive to recover from. Backups are the account owner’s job, as this article explains:

How to backup your website

Good website administration requires making backups of your account regularly and storing them somewhere safe yourself. You also need to download backups in order to migrate website to other hosting accounts. InfinityFree does not create or store any backups of free hosting accounts. It’s your responsibility to regularly create backups, and to store them somewhere safely. Backup your website files The best way to backup your website files is by downloading them using a desktop FTP client. Op…

The only copy of those records is one you hold yourself. Check your computer for an earlier phpMyAdmin export or SQL dump, and for the local or development database your sync script copied from. If the script pushed from a local database, the original data may still be there.

If you find a dump, this article covers importing it through phpMyAdmin:

How to import a MySQL database backup

If you’re moving your website from an existing hosting provider, or it simply doesn’t have an installation wizard, you may wish to import a MySQL dump file. To use a database backup, you first need to create a new database and configure your script to use it. Then, to import the database: Login to the control panel. Go to phpMyAdmin. Find the new database in the list and click Connect Now. Click Import in the top bar. Select the database backup file to import and click Go. Uploading large ba…

Did the sync script copy from a local database that still has the 4,000 records, or was the online database the only copy?

[dan3008]

@makddeveloper2

Could you please check if there is any daily storage-node snapshot, server cluster backup, or binlog archive from earlier today or yesterday that can be restored for this database?

There is no server side backup.
If the data is gone it’s gone.

This is why taking your own backups periodically is so important