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vB Database Backup Pro (Lite) for vb 3.6
Developer Last Online: Feb 2010
This modification is no longer supported. It will remain available for download and use, but the thread is no longer monitored. Note: Because I did not write the original version, but rather have modified & adapted it, support of this modification may be limited When vb 3.5 first came out I was using this backup system on my vb 3.0 - and having nothing better to use - I converted it to work on vb 3.5 (here) and since then I have cut it down and adapted it for vb 3.6. The original version was by Trigunflame and the rights to the code were bought by Zoints (D.Chapman) in January. A while ago David gave me permission to release my adaption, but until now I haven't got round to it. Trigunflame did mention a few months ago he was working on a new version, but nothing ever appeared. I have stripped out much of the extra stuff that I do not use (or indeed, could not get to work). This is a simple (lite) version that does a php based dump of your database either as one file, or one file per table. It's been in use on our forum since the day 3.6 was installed. Notes: * I will not add anything new to this, or spend vast amounts of time supporting it. * This is a Lite version to allow people to use the basic 3.0 backup functionality on 3.6. History: v2.10 : First internal version. v2.11 : Bug fixes, some code changes. v2.12 : Initial Public Release. Download Now Only licensed members can download files, Click Here for more information. Show Your Support
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Install!!
Thanks Paul~~^^ |
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Hi m8, just installed this version seen as the other version stopped working..
I get this error when i run it manually to check it... An error occured during the MySQL backup. Details (Could not open Destination SQL file for writing.) What have i forgotten please I take it
Is what we need to edit, if so would this be right, e.g.
or have i got it totaly wrong? Or is it sommat else i forgot, sorry m8 but me aint 100% clued up on stuff like this yet!! ![]() |
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Only you know where on your server you are going to store the backups.
DIR is the path to your forum root folder (without the trailing '/') - so what you have is probably wrong, I would guess you are trying to use a folder called mydbbackup in your forum folder, so it would be DIR.'/mydbbackup/' . JFYI - Storing backups in your forum folder is a very bad idea, as anyone could download them.
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nah its ok m8 that was just an example so that i i had an idea as to what to put...its not gonna be in my forum folder, its actually going in the root
![]() Thanks again Ps you said without the trailing, yet you added a trailing in ya post, also the config file says with trailing as well Which is it please? Last edited by bashy : 18 Sep 2006 at 18:21. |
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Will this work on large boards? (300,000 posts)
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Originally Posted by bashy
I suggest you read it again. I said DIR is the path to your forum, with no trailing '/' in it.
Originally Posted by voteforbird
We have over 3/4 million posts.
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Is there any option for upload the file automaticly via ftp
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I have my backup off the root, but when I enter the same settings as when I do a manual backup I get the same error bashy gets.
In the config file, it does say DIR for the backup with trailing "/" I've entered it like "/site/user/whatever/isit/dbbackup/"
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you just need to chmod the directory to make it writable. ;-) also remember to keep it out of public_html so that it is not viewable to the web.
also keep the directory within your sites dirs and not off of / but rather a local dir for that particular site ie. /site/user/what/backups/ or /home/whatever/backups. your script will run as the user nobody or your account user, which will not allow it to write files off of root ie. /dbbackups hope that helps. ---- i forgot to mention... nice... :-) works fine for me and i have 900k post. it might cause a load issue but it seems the same compared to when i run mysqldump from ssh. |
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It's all set right then, the directory is chmod to 777 as i normally do a manual backup. It's one above public_html also for security reasons.
Can't get it to work. EDIT: Replaced file with directory
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Neal | Lancashire, UK Last edited by Neal-UK : 18 Sep 2006 at 19:28. |
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no i meant chmod the directory and not the file. let me know if that works or not.
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Yes the directory is chmod to 777, as I normally do a manual backup.
Weird, useful mod this too.
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