TECK
07-01-2002, 06:31 PM
logician, i was reading your tutorial and there is a part that attracted my attention:You need to back up 2 things:
Your MYSQL database. You can back it up via Vbulletin Admin Control Panel/ Database Backup section. Even if you dont apply a hack, get used to back up your database once in a while. If anything goes wrong in your server, you can use your backup to get it up. i dont agree with this part. vBulletin database backups are extremly unreliable. if a newie does that and his database is faurly big, he(she) will experience browser timeouts, because a backup can last up to 20minutes sometimes, on a large database.
i know this because i did custom jobs for clients and experienced this problem. that's why i released a tutorial on how to backup properly the database, with easy steps for people who don't have experience at it.
you can read it here (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?s=&threadid=39558). let me know if i'm correct on this issue with the vB backups in a browser.
all the best,
floren.
Your MYSQL database. You can back it up via Vbulletin Admin Control Panel/ Database Backup section. Even if you dont apply a hack, get used to back up your database once in a while. If anything goes wrong in your server, you can use your backup to get it up. i dont agree with this part. vBulletin database backups are extremly unreliable. if a newie does that and his database is faurly big, he(she) will experience browser timeouts, because a backup can last up to 20minutes sometimes, on a large database.
i know this because i did custom jobs for clients and experienced this problem. that's why i released a tutorial on how to backup properly the database, with easy steps for people who don't have experience at it.
you can read it here (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?s=&threadid=39558). let me know if i'm correct on this issue with the vB backups in a browser.
all the best,
floren.