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Export Database Automatically

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Ishar

Ishar

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Hi,

Now the 2.1 release have a database implementation, I was thinking that's it could be nice to have an option / button to automatically export the database (as a .zip file)

We could access it on the admin panel and it will be easier (and faster) than export manually (by connecting to our database)

So, it's just an idea 😉
 
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Ouch! There is a software for that, that downloads the database on your PC. Soon as it get any changes it downloads, but i dont remember the name. However, you can always compress it yourself, but automaticly, not sure if there is a option for that in cPanel?
 
Actually a simple dB backup doesn't solve anything because you will also need to backup the images. The better that you can do is a cron tab to backup all. There are cPanel modules that do that.
 
Using SSH you can do a direct transfer. You can gzip the whole folder, fetch, unzip and done. The db can be also moved in a similar way.
 
Rodolfo said:
Actually a simple dB backup doesn't solve anything because you will also need to backup the images. The better that you can do is a cron tab to backup all. There are cPanel modules that do that.
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Yes of course, but it was more if my server crashes, I could re-import the full db and the admin panel could list everything.

But it's not important, I can do this with phpmyadmin or maybe I'll do a script to export full db 😉
 
I mean, this is a system of images + db of images and you need them both. Exporting the images could be a pain in the ass (in the demo I have like 5GB of them... PHP just can't handle that .zip file).
 
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