[RELEASE vB-ALL]

[Peter Porker]

--- Sorry, folks...I seem to have made an error in the restore command, but this has been corrected and the file download has been updated.
My humble apologies for any inconvenience this error may have caused. *blush*

This isn't a hack as such. It is a shell script to make backing up and restoring your database painless and brainless.
It runs on any UNIX/Linux server using telnet, and is designed especially for those who know little or nothing about MySQL. When the script is run, you are given a menu to choose your desired function, and prompts guide you the rest of the way.
The only things you need to know use this to backup/restore your database is:
- Your database name
- Your database username
- Your database password

That's it...that's all.
Full instructions are included both within the script file itself, and in a separate readme.

--Hmmmm....133 views, 18 downloads and 1 reply.
--Not very inspiring, is it?

not bad. even i can do it. now that's amazing. ;)

thats great! now i can experiment upgrading to 2.0

Very nice:) Just when I finally get the hang of doing it with telnet:)

#This is pretty good for a guy who knows NO programming at all, eh?


I'll agree with that :) Thanks for the nice script!

bump

tip: put a link to this post in your sig ;)

It's better if you get no responses ;) Means the script works and no one is having problems!

this is bloddy great this thing :)

I use it all the time to backup my baord didnt know there was a bug in it coz i havent tryed to restore it , but am glad you fixed it dude

NICE ONE :D

hmm i get this error????

> ./easydump.sh
select: not found
./easydump.sh: 60: Syntax error: "do" unexpected

nice script

[D. Hollingworth]

Originally posted by
hmm i get this error????


> ./easydump.sh
select: not found
./easydump.sh: 60: Syntax error: "do" unexpected

I'm getting that as well. I was hoping I'd see an answer to this one ):

Dave H