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seem something were missing in the Auto-backup.txt and base on my problem I would like to share to all
Installation ------------ 1. Copy all files in the 'includes' folder to the server. 2. Upload the product XML via the Product Manager. 3. Set your choice of options in the ACP (vBulletin Options). 4. Alter the timing of the cron job to suit. 5. To use the (experimental) MySQL backup option, you need to edit the mysqlbackup.php file. Find var $DTYPE = 'php'; and change it to var $DTYPE = 'mysql' In a case for new version of mysql you should add var $MYSQLI; (after var $MYSQL) in mysqlbackup.php then change var $DTYPE = 'mysqli' ; 6. Create the new folder as "backups" or what ever you desire for it then set permission as 777 if it is in the root website in AdminCP option should set ./backups/ if it is in the forum directory in AdminCP option should set ../backups/ and so on. hope it helps THANK YOU PAUL it is useful mode |
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In fact, if you set $DTYPE = 'mysqli' you will end up using the php backup process. You seem to be confusing variable names with actual database systems, the fact you are now using MySQLi doesnt affect the variable names. For the backup path, you should never use a website location (i.e. one thats accessible via a url) such as the two examples you gave, otherwise anyone can potentially just download your backup files. |
Installed and ran backup in just over 11 secs. Works as advertised
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Advise not to use this product if you have a forum that goes from 1GB database, I recommend you look for something like mysqldump
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Any particular reason? Mine is 3.5GB and it works ok. It compresses to a 600MB .gz
I haven't tried restoring it for a while, but it worked a while back ok. |
I have used this mod for years, on many forums I set up/run for clients..
On my newest forum, I am on 4.2.3 and I uploaded to correct location, set everything under options and when I go to save, it gives me a 404 error????? What is up with that ?? |
File permissions set to 777?
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On what???
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