quirm.net » backup http://quirm.net wordpress & web design Fri, 04 May 2012 23:47:52 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 eFiles Backup http://quirm.net/2008/10/08/efiles-backup/ http://quirm.net/2008/10/08/efiles-backup/#comments Wed, 08 Oct 2008 12:11:21 +0000 rich http://quirm.net/?p=334 This plugin for WordPress allows you to download backups of your Uploads, Themes and Plugin directories. It also allows you to download the entire wp-content directory. Not suitable for WPMU without alteration, or for large sites.

The plugin will is available via the WordPress plugin repository.

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This script outputs a basic backup of a MySQL database in sql format directly to your web browser.

You can either backup all tables within the database or chose to just backup specific tables. Simply run this script, copy the output, paste it into plain text file and save it for future use.

The new version addresses a couple of bugs when using with PHP5 and MySQL 5 plus an issue where the $tables array wasn’t being used properly.

If you have access to cron or would prefer store zipped backup files on your server for later download via FTP, see the BackupZip scriptlet.

Requirments:
PHP 4+

Downloads

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Support

Available via the Quirm.net forum.

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This script creates .gz zipped backups of a variable number of MySQL databases – 1 archive per database – within a dedicated area of your web server.

Used with cron and an automated FTP download, you can completely automate database backups! If you don’t have access to cron, setup a reminder or scheduler to run this script daily or weekly via your web browser and download the zipped files via FTP when convenient.

If you don’t have access to cron or would prefer to output the backup file directly to your web browser, see the Backup scriptlet.

Requirments:
PHP 4.1.0 (or higher) with zlib support
MySQL 3.22 (or higher)

Downloads

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Support

Available via the Quirm.net forum.

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