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Backup? #2
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Yeah that would be good. Rsynch could probably be used for that. A lot on my plate though so not sure when I will have time to add the necessary commands to work on that.. |
@jasperf: This tool uses mysql dump + rsync for dumping the mysql database contents and transferring it together with the uploaded files. If the script could be modified to just pull these files into a directory or into a tar.gzip, or even to leverage the rsync incremental backup feature. |
Rsync should perform incremental backups by default. If you want to automate these backups you can read about that at https://www.maketecheasier.com/make-incremental-backups-with-rsync/ . And it uses compression using the |
@jasperf: Any news? This would be a great addition, also for automated remote backups with versioning. 🦄 |
Been really busy working on Stedding - Ansible playbooks for Laravel LEMP Stack. If you have a suggested implementation @strarsis please do a PR. Thanks! |
This script works really nice for transferring data between WordPress installations.
Is there also an example for using this script for backing up to tar/gzip,
ideally incrementally (important for the uploads files), with date/time stamps?
I plan to run the script in regular intervals for automated site backups
(from production site which holds the authoritative data).
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