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Sorry, even though none of these really work, I feel that all should receive points.
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Sorry, even though none of these really work, I feel that all should receive points.

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I have several web hosting servers with different types of panels (including those without shell/ssh access) that I need to have backed up on a daily base. I've researched several products that supposedly would help automate the process, but haven't had any luck and may have to resort to manual backups. Also, the mysql servers do not allow remote access as well.<br />
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I'm wondering if anyone knows of a backup solution that would work, regardless of the host, that I can throw the ftp and sql files on to. I also need suggestions on what type of backup server from which company to use as this would be greatly appreciated as well.<br />
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Thanks!
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I have several web hosting servers with different types of panels (including those without shell/ssh access) that I need to have backed up on a daily base. I've researched several products that supposedly would help automate the process, but haven't had any luck and may have to resort to manual backups. Also, the mysql servers do not allow remote access as well.

I'm wondering if anyone knows of a backup solution that would work, regardless of the host, that I can throw the ftp and sql files on to. I also need suggestions on what type of backup server from which company to use as this would be greatly appreciated as well.

Thanks!

Backup Solution Suggestions

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Storage

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Web Services

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