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backing up website/ftp site
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Hey everyone, I hope this is in the right forum, I'm not sure where to place it. I'm just looking for a free app to backup my website to my local hard drive. I do alot of work on it, and there are times I wish I had previous versions to go back to when I screw things up. I found one called SiteShelter, and I like it, but I just have the demo version, which only lasts 30 days. I know there are probably plenty of free apps out there, and I can find some on Google, but there are so many to go through, I just wanted to hear what you all would recommend.
Thanks!
Thanks!
maybe I am being too simplistic, I don't know, but why not just create a few simple queries in the mysql database and save the results to files on the local computer ? I know there are free mysql tools that will allow you to do that. I do it on my own XP computer, and I assume it might work on a remote database where you have administrative rights.
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maybe I am being too simplistic, I don't know, but why not just create a few simple queries in the mysql database and save the results to files on the local computer ? I know there are free mysql tools that will allow you to do that. I do it on my own XP computer, and I assume it might work on a remote database where you have administrative rights.
Thanks for the suggestions.
It would help to know what kind of host you are using, because the host determines what kind of scheduling you can do.
Maybe what you need is a script that activates when you log on, rather than at specific times.
Failing all else, you can drag the folder of the directory to a duplicate before you start. That's what I do.
Maybe what you need is a script that activates when you log on, rather than at specific times.
Failing all else, you can drag the folder of the directory to a duplicate before you start. That's what I do.
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It would help to know what kind of host you are using, because the host determines what kind of scheduling you can do.
Maybe what you need is a script that activates when you log on, rather than at specific times.
Failing all else, you can drag the folder of the directory to a duplicate before you start. That's what I do.
And like I said, I've found a few that would work, I just don't want to fork out $50 or $60 bucks for something I know someone has written a free app to do.
For example, one that I found that would be great, but costs around $50, is called SiteShelter. It actually does a great job because I can set it to do as many separate backups as I want. And it will do an incremental backup, but not overwrite the previous backups if I don't want it to. That way, I have several versions to go back to if I need.
I realize I might not find all those features in a free tool, but there's another decent one, around the same price called Handy Backup. Only it doesn't do the version thing, it just overwrites the old stuff, but still does an incremental backup, so it's pretty nice. I'm actually using the demo version of it right now.
Anyway, hope I didn't just confuse you more, but that's what I'm looking for. And yes, if it comes down to the fact that there just isn't a free one out there to do all this, then I'll fork out the money. But in my experience, there is loads of free software out there. I'm just having a hard time finding one like this.
Last edited by nathanpacker; Jan 22nd, 2007 at 4:58 pm.
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