Most recent edit on 2007-06-24 20:54:57 by KlenwellAdmin

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google code repository∞
test scripts∞

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Edited on 2007-06-24 20:50:41 by KlenwellAdmin

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Edited on 2007-06-24 20:45:04 by KlenwellAdmin

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Usage

    // create object
    $LampBack = new LampBack($debug=1);
   
    // settings
    $LampBack->mysqldump_path = '/usr/local/bin/mysqldump';  // default setting
    $LampBack->db_user = 'USER';
    $LampBack->db_pass = 'PASS';
    $LampBack->mail_to = 'user@example.com';
    $LampBack->mail_from = 'lampback-mailer';
    $LampBack->tar_on = 1;
    $LampBack->mail_on = 1;
    $LampBack->save_files = 0;
    // database (add as many as you want)
    $LampBack->DATABASE['DB_NAME'] = '*';
    // back up
    if ( $num_dbs_backed = $LampBack->export() )
        $LampBack->print_d("LampBack complete -- $num_dbs_backed databases backed up", 'green');
    else
        $LampBack->print_d('LampBack export failed');

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Edited on 2007-06-24 20:40:02 by KlenwellAdmin

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LampBack is hosted at the google code site∞
google code repository∞

Similar Projects

PHP Script Backups Databases and Files∞ (tvlgiao.com)

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LampBack is hosted at the code site
google code repository

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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-06-24 20:36:43 by KlenwellAdmin []

LampBack

LampBack is a PHP class I've developed to create simple automated backup scripts for LAMP-based websites. It makes a system call to mysqldump∞ to back up mysql databases to a file which can then be sent to a designated email address. By configuring a crontab to run LampBack, you can create simple regular backup of your remotely hosted mysql databases.

LampBack is hosted at the code site

Downloads

google code repository

References