Version: 2.12, by Paul M
Developer Last Online: Nov 2023
Category: Administrative and Maintenance Tools -
Version: 3.6.x
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Released: 09-17-2006
Last Update: 10-09-2006
Installs: 582
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When vb 3.5 first came out I was using this backup system on my vb 3.0 - and having nothing better to use - I converted it to work on vb 3.5 (here) and since then I have cut it down and adapted it for vb 3.6.
The original version was by Trigunflame and the rights to the code were bought by Zoints (D.Chapman) in January. A while ago David gave me permission to release my adaption, but until now I haven't got round to it. Trigunflame did mention a few months ago he was working on a new version, but nothing ever appeared.
I have stripped out much of the extra stuff that I do not use (or indeed, could not get to work). This is a simple (lite) version that does a php based dump of your database either as one file, or one file per table. It's been in use on our forum since the day 3.6 was installed.
Notes:
* I will not add anything new to this, or spend vast amounts of time supporting it.
* This is a Lite version to allow people to use the basic 3.0 backup functionality on 3.6.
History:
v2.10 : First internal version. v2.11 : Bug fixes, some code changes. v2.12 : Initial Public Release.
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I have tried dozens of times to do backups manually, but I get the error that many are getting. What else can I do?
My backups folder is in the root. What I have, then, is something similar to this:
$backup['DUMP_PATH'] = '/home/sub/scxxxx/backups'; // Path to backups folder, with trailing slash
I have chmoded the folder to 777. I have tried disabling and enabling the product again. I have completely uninstalled it, only to install it again. I have moved the folder all over the place, changing the path appropriately, and still nothing. I followed SkyCatcher's suggestions in post 210, and still nothing. What else is there to do?
This morning was the first automated one that happened, all went well, the only problem I had, or am having it did'nt turn the forums back on, I just realised now at 8am that the forums were still turned off after a 5am backup!
How can I check and ensure that does'nt happen again?
I have tried dozens of times to do backups manually, but I get the error that many are getting. What else can I do?
My backups folder is in the root. What I have, then, is something similar to this:
$backup['DUMP_PATH'] = '/home/sub/scxxxx/backups'; // Path to backups folder, with trailing slash
I have chmoded the folder to 777. I have tried disabling and enabling the product again. I have completely uninstalled it, only to install it again. I have moved the folder all over the place, changing the path appropriately, and still nothing. I followed SkyCatcher's suggestions in post 210, and still nothing. What else is there to do?
Thanks SO much!
Look at what it says ;
Quote:
$backup['DUMP_PATH'] = '/home/sub/scxxxx/backups'; // Path to backups folder, with trailing slash
Now look at the path you have entered and correct it.
This morning was the first automated one that happened, all went well, the only problem I had, or am having it did'nt turn the forums back on, I just realised now at 8am that the forums were still turned off after a 5am backup!
How can I check and ensure that does'nt happen again?
Yip 2nd automated backup and I have to manually re-activate the forum using options, again the backup worked like a dream, but left the forum closed until I noticed it.
So this will be a critical issue for me to get solved.