I am in the process of upgrading PHP. I have successfully compiled with with no errors. However, before I run the make install command, I would like to backup all the files associated with my current version of PHP. I am going from 4.3.11 to 4.4.6. I was wondering if anyone knew what the directories and files to back up? I am using Fedora Core.
View 3 RepliesI can't for the life of me figure out how to upgrade the Client API version authencation method in php for MySQL.
The server had MySQL 3.23.58 before and doing a phpinfo() reflects that. The problem is even after I install a newer version of MySQL 4.1.22 (using RPMs), it still doesn't see it.
I've ran privilege table fix but I am unable to use any mysql accounts unless I use the old password method.
I can have MySQL be up and running using the old password method but I prefer that it works with the newer authentication method since things could go wrong if I do the other way.
Is there a way I can resolve this? or do I just have to stick with the old password hashing method?
I am running Apache on a Windows server and it is up and running.I downloaded and installed:
Apache 2.4.9 Win32 [Apache VC11 Binary] httpd-2.4.9-win32-VC11.zip
And included ModSecurity from download: modules-2.4-win32-VC11.zip..
The version of ModSecurity is mod_security-2.7.7 . It is up and running, but I get a warning:
ModSecurity: Loaded PCRE do not match with compiled!
Here's the difference in the PCRE from the logs:
PCRE compiled version="8.33 "; loaded version="8.34 2013-12-15".
The compiled version does not match the loaded version. Is this something I should be concerned about and try to find compiled versions that match?
I have recently upgraded mysql server from 5.0.75 to 5.1.31 on my Ubuntu server 9.04 32 bit. After that when I am running phpmyadmin it is printing a warning :
Your PHP MySQL library version 5.0.75 differs from your MySQL server version 5.1.31.
After I create a backup of a VPS using Virtuozzo (I'm using the 1and1 VPS), where is the image stored? Is it necessary to manually save this image to a different server, or do 1and1 take of that automatically?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI currently run the odd backup using rsync on my linux computer. However, for convenience I'd like to run backups on windows to my desktop PC.
I was just wondering if anyone knew of a decent program that does incremental backups, hopefully via rsync. My VPS is running debian.
What I'd love to have is a backup folder containing 12 monthly backups and 7 daily backups:
daily.0
daily.1
daily.2
daily.3
daily.4
daily.5
daily.6
monthly.0
monthly.1
monthly.2
monthly.3
monthly.4
...
Any idea if this can be done in windows? If not windows, is there an easy to use script I can set up on my linux computer?
What and how often you backup on Centos/cpanel/fantastico/rvskins/rvsitebuilder installed server??
Can you still make backups to 2nd hd, if you're running raid-1?? Is it recommended?
I am looking for some good tutorials or advice on backing up IMAP mail directly from the server.
Does anyone have any?
I understand that servers can do automatic backups of information, yet I also see forum modifications that enable simple ways of doing a backup. Are there different types of backups? Why is it necessary to manually backup a forum database when its done automatically by the server? In terms of assuring the data, what is required and whats a typical procedure, what does it entail, is it manual and if so usually how often, or is it usually automatic?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI currently have 2 VPS accounts. The first one runs cPanel and hosts my website's files.
The second VPS hosts the mysql databases which the website uses. There are about 70 databases, each averaging about 120MB in size.
At current, i use sourceforge.net/projects/automysqlbackup/ to backup each database over two days. (This crashes the server briefly for about 10 minutes per day ). I then use rsync on both servers to backup everything to off-site location.
Obviously, I need to find a better solution. I was thinking about backing up the databases weekly instead. However, the 10 minute downtime period from the script will still happen.
I have a cPanel control panel for my site and noticed the backup feature.
Now my site consists of a homepage and a vBulletin forum. If I use the cPanel backup feature will this backup my entire vBulletin forum as well?
I just want something where I can backup on a weekly basis with a click of a button if possible.
Also, is it simply a case of clicking a few buttons to restore the backup should I need to at a later date?
We have a dedicated server with CPanel/WHM. It appears that the CPanel/WHM backup portion of the control panel is not functioning properly, as we just had an incident where all mySQL databases were deleted from the system and the last backup we had was from 03/31/08. This is not acceptable, as we need to have atleast at the min. weekly backups done of our system.
We are in need of a FREE 3rd Party (preferrably open source) solution where we can install on our Linux CentOS system to be able to have backups, and would like to have this software preferrably be able to backup to a remote location, but this is not required.
I am basically a Mac user and my windows desktop just went kaput. I am looking for a cheap and dirty way to make back-ups of my MS SQL 2000 DB.
Is it possible to run a script that creates a copy of it in MS Access which can later be convereted back into MS SQL?
Is it possible to go from MS SQL to MySQL?
The MS SQL 2000 server is hosted on a shared server and I cannot leave DTS packages on it. I prefer not to go the DTS route as it goes way over my head anyway. I do, by the way, have a dedicated Win 2003 server.
I just ran into a problem. My cPanel license expired, and im in the middle of moving my site over to a new host.
However I cant access any of my sites cPanel,so i can go straight to phpmyadmin to backup.
My question would be:
Is it posible to backup all DBs in the server via shh?
Or is it posible to upload phpmyadmin to every sites root folder and after configuring
it to access the DBs?
Just had a quick question about backing up a large MySQL DB. I have a database that is 50gb with about half a billion entries in it. One table itself is about 40gb, the other 10gb consists of smaller tables.
The problem is, I want to back the database up and be able to keep it LIVE at the same time (as it will fall behind quickly if it's pulled for more than a few hours, as there are somewhere in the area of a million entries an hour, plus other deletions and queries).
How do I backup all my cPanel users? Like there files, settings, emails, mysql, everything.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI need to have a windows PC on my internal network connect via sftp and download the generated backups on my webserver.
What files do I need?
I'd like to do it on a daily basis as I run local tape backups every night.
My backups are being put into /backup/cpbackup/daily/ but there is a tarball, dirs/, and files/.
Do I just need to download the tarball? I was hoping to do this with psftp and the windows task manager so that I wouldn't have to do it manually every day.
I want to back up my entire server, probably 50gb of data.
i have a 20mbit connection at home, and get 1.5+mbytes/second when pushing a file onto my home pc from the server via ftp, so i know the pipe between the two can handle the bandwidth.
i've set up rsync at home but for some reason the transfer rate does not go over 50-60kbytes/sec, i'm guessing cause the files are too small.
is this a problem with my rsync configuration? i havne't set any speed limits...
finally, is there some better solution than rsync to backup my server?
command i'm using for rsync:
rsync --links --backup --recursive /mydirectory myserver::backuplocation.
I backup my sites database via cpanel (click backup -> click on the database I want and it puts it in sql.gz format)
Backup takes an average of three minutes. In this time, if I try to view my site.. it doesn't load.
For the other site on the same server & IP, it loads fine.
The database in question is 11.9 MB compressed in sql.gz format.
I've tried backing up via phpmyadmin's export function, same deal.
I am not sure if my visitors are affected or not, but is there a better way to backup?
I have a dedicated server with a hdd capacity of 750Gb.. currently, only about 100GB is being used.. what kind of backup would you recommend?
- Rsync to another server (like BQBackup.com)
- Rsync to another harddrive within the same server
- Cpanel archived backups onto another server/hdd
- Something else?
we dont host our own website, but recenty our server crashed, and our hosting provider was supposed to be backing things up. They told us that the entire server crashed and the backups were on the same server so we lost everthing. we actually did end up getting evertying back but it took nearly a week to get back online. they said they are now backing up everthing in a remote location so this wont happen again, but we dont want to put this in their hands anymore, we didnt even get everything back .htaccess, hidden files, subdomains were not backup up and lost. So we want to do our own backing up.
Is there some thing I can set up as a cron task to weekly automatically backup every single file on the server, and the database?
We think this would be very beinificial to us as we lost alot of money from this ordeal and we do not want it to happen again.
i currently have a database which is about 400mb
I am trying to use lxadmin to do a back up but it keeps crashing the db
how do i do the mysql back up?
i have ssh access
loading a phpinfo() shows that the mysql variable "Client API version" on my server doesn't match the version of mysql installed ( 4.0.20 when mysql version is 4.1.21).
Can this cause trouble and php or mysql errors on scripts i'm running?
I'd like to back one of our servers up using S3 but I'm not sure the best way to go. Server is using CPanel. Obviously I want to keep costs down.
I need the files to be secure, backups need to be nightly incremental, and I need to be able to restore to another CPanel server fast in case of hardware failure. CPanel supports FTP for backups. I currently back up to another server, but I want to move to the cloud.
Specific questions I have:
1. Any recommendations on a cloud backup service (S3, Rackspace, etc?), and why?
2. Any recommendations on tools? I want this to be simple to set up. As easy as setting up an FTP account.
3. Is there another option I should consider? That server has about 62GB of data on it to be backed up.
So, I have my own dedicated server and have been rather neglectfull.
I currently have about 24 thousand email messages from the last few years. Like a tard, I always clicked "leave a copy of messages on server" on my mail clients.
So, I've been doing some reading and have decided to start over usin IMAP instead of POP3. Since I have all the messages in Outloop (go go 700 Meg .PST!) I',m looking for the best way to:
1. Back up my mail on the server
2. Nuke it all
3. Convert to IMAP
I then plan on installing something like http://www.roundcube.net/
I'm on a linix redhat server running cpanel.
There is so much information on disaster recovery and backing up one's server, that I'm getting glassy-eyed trying to take it in. Maybe if I became an actual case study, and get some "group think" help, this thread could benefit many others in a similar situation.
Current Situation:
1. I'm a small hosting company, 5 years in existence, with about 350 clients. www.mlhi.net
2. Dedicated Linux server, PLESK CP w/unlimited domains license, fully managed at HostNexus (great guys). It does not have a RAID array (used to have that at Rackspace) but it does have a backup drive that everything is backed up to with a cron job every night.
3) In addition I have a Linux Sys Admin on retainer, www.linuxbox.co.uk (he is better than excellent). Two years of excellent server maintenance and security on top of the managed service I get at HostNexus.
4) I just bought a VPS plan at JauguarPC.com after much research (a lot of it here at WHT) and as they say "so far so good" with the ease of dealing with them. I have not setup anything there yet- just got the VPS provisioned a few days ago.
Fears and Concerns:
1. Data center destroyed/ my server burns up (including backup drive) etc etc.
2. DDOS attack (which did hit this data center a few months ago and I was down for hours)
3. If I had to FTP everything back to another server from my local, at 18 GB, it's not too cool.
Want to do this:
1. I want my Sys Admin to run a backup copy (and incrementals every night) to an identically configured VPS server at JaguarPC. Both servers are now running identical PLESK 8.4.
2. I want the fastest recovery possible without spending a ton of money. I know this means I don't get an "instant" recovery, but recovery within 24 hours is more than OK. None of my customers are ecommerce... just brochureware sites.
My "I'm not an expert" plan:
1. If primary server goes bye-bye forever, I can login to my BulkRegister/Enom account and change the child nameserver IPs to the IP's of the VPS. In 24 hours or less, every request for the nameservers would then be routed to the new server.
2. I can create an A record on every domain like www2.johndoeinsurance.com that would point to the IP at the VPS, so I can ease my mind anytime I want to make sure everything is safe and sound on the second server, and ready to go in an emergency.
How do I configure the DNS?
I control dns at Enom for about two-thirds of my customers. I have ALL domains pointed to ns.mlhi.net and ns2.mlhi.net. Here are my options??
1. I create two more child nameservers... ns3 and ns4 and have then pointed to the IPs at the new server, then update all the domains I control. The rest of the customers I can email and ask them to add the additional nameservers. I know... good luck on them doing it.
2. I change the ns2 IP to go to the new server. And I make sure when I make edits on a website during the day that I FTP to both servers.
3. I don't have any nameservers assigned to the new server. I just change the IP on the existing nameservers in the event of an emergency.