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PHP site backup tutorial - andrewjs18 - 10-06-2009 This is a tutorial I used to backup my entire site: http://www.ktgdenver.com/how-create-automatic-backups-your-website it's simple enough for noobs. I'm new to php and this was relatively simple to set up. RE: PHP site backup tutorial - pozmu - 10-06-2009 It's only for cPanel... RE: PHP site backup tutorial - immi - 10-07-2009 wow, that's wonderful tut link, thanks dude RE: PHP site backup tutorial - andrewjs18 - 10-07-2009 (10-06-2009, 03:13 PM)pozmu Wrote: It's only for cPanel... most sites use cpanel, no? it was what I was looking for and I'm sure others will find it useful. RE: PHP site backup tutorial - MAcar - 10-07-2009 I dont use cpanel i do it the old fasion way with ftp RE: PHP site backup tutorial - Omniscient - 10-07-2009 Backups are best done with cron jobs and shell scripts. However if you have a control panel it's likely you can do automatic backups from it. RE: PHP site backup tutorial - andrewjs18 - 10-07-2009 (10-07-2009, 07:05 PM)Omniscient Wrote: Backups are best done with cron jobs and shell scripts. However if you have a control panel it's likely you can do automatic backups from it. this is used in junction with a cron job. |