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your backup solution for joomla ?!?

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    Re: your backup solution for joomla ?!?

    Posted 14 years 1 month ago
    • Empowermom wrote:
      From simple DB/Information imports/exports to an entire site backup and a fully automated install, I would recommend Akeeba. And then, when all else fails.... there's Akeeba. Nothing else compares to ease of use, quality, reliability and outstanding support. I've tried many. Why keep looking when you've got the best?

      And then there's the free "Admin Tools. This one is worth it's weight in gold if you have file permission errors during transport or migration or a simple fudge on your part. One click and you don't have to spend time trying to find which folder/file out of thousands isn't set properly. It's great for noobs and pros alike. There are even more time saving goodies if you go Pro.

      The documentation probably has the answer if you run into a glitch, but the developer always has a timely response. If he doesn't know the answer, he'll work with you until the problem is solved. You can't ask for better than that.

      It's definitely a project worthy of support. :D

      www.akeebabackup.com/

      It honestly looks cool, I have never seen or used it before. I only wanted to create my own for the fun of it and I thought it would be best to keep this "in house".

      I totally understand your description of file permission issues, but there is a simple command when running a shell script to copy file permissions. Same thing if you are using a good ftp client.

      While we are on the subject, I will at least say this, I always recommend having a mirrored file structure on site at your host, if you can afford the space. Not only is it nice to have to save your butt, but you can use to figure out what code change you might have made could be causing a problem.

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