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-# On this Page you find answers to often asked questions. If you do not find the information you need, or you have a specific question, then feel free to open a discussion. You found a bug? Then please write an issue with detailed informations!
+## On this Page you find answers to often asked questions. If you do not find the information you need, or you have a specific question, then feel free to open a discussion. You found a bug? Then please write an issue with detailed informations!
 
+# Is there a docker image available?
 
-# Transfer Zoraxy / perform Backup / Restore
+Yes a docker image is provided by [passivelemmon](https://github.com/PassiveLemon), you can find more information in the [docker readme](https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy/blob/main/docker/README.md)!
+
+# Backup / Restore
+
+Zoraxy has now a builtin Backup and Restore function under the utilities tab! It is recommended to use this function, but if you can do a manual backup too.
+
+## Manual transfer Zoraxy / perform Backup / Restore
 
 If you want to move Zoraxy to a new server, or just want to do a backup, this can be easily done.
 
-1. Go to root folder of Zoraxy (/zoraxy for example)
+1. Go to config folder of Zoraxy (/zoraxy/src/conf for example)
 
 2. Create a backup file with:
 
-   `sudo tar -czf zoraxy-backup.tar.gz ./src/`
+   `sudo tar -czf zoraxy-backup.tar.gz *`
 
 3. Move your zoraxy-backup.tar.gz to your new server or backup destination
 
-4. If you want to run Zoraxy on a new machine, install it on the new machine but DO NOT start it
+4. If you want to run Zoraxy on a new machine, install it on the new machine start Zoraxy once to create config files and stop it afterwards. 
 
-5. Move your backup file to the new root of Zoraxy and extract it with:
+5. Move your backup file to the new config folder of Zoraxy and extract it with:
 
    `tar -xvf zoraxy-backup.tar.gz`