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Asked by Dzynit in Backup & Restore Software, Disaster Recovery, PHP and Databases
How would I write a cron job to do a full domain backup and the database associated with it? I realize that each host's cron call can be slightly different.
Can this be done in a call through the cron jobs or would I actually have to write a php file to do this? I need it to weekly backup the entire domain's files in the best compression possible and then email the backup.
Can anyone help get me started with this. I've tried several out of the box programs, but none seem to quite do the job right or complete. Example: one will only do a db, another can't handle the large site, another won't work outside of a subfolder and can't be put in the root.
I was hoping this would be something fairly simple to throw together since there's no need to exclude or restore anything. Then just adapt it per domain that it's to be used on.
None of the hosting involves windows servers.
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