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  • very nice 🙂

    piginzen

    (@piginzen)

    wow. this is excellent…

    Patti

    (@patti)

    Yup, “excellent” is the correct term!

    Thread Starter Lester Chan

    (@gamerz)

    thanks,
    hope that there is not much bugs =)

    piginzen

    (@piginzen)

    I cant get the backup feature to work… It says it’s backed up, but it’s not in any directory…

    raynerape

    (@raynerape)

    I am also having problems – the backup file is always 0-bytes.
    Otherwise excellent idea, I wish the author can fix the bugs and implement also “website backup in a tar.gz” similar to Backup/Restore plugin so I can ditch it.

    mmoy

    (@mmoy)

    o bytes here too. Otherwise, great idea…

    Thread Starter Lester Chan

    (@gamerz)

    hi all, if it is not backup, it means the mysqldump path is not the default one. Any idea on the path of your mysqldump?

    vkaryl

    (@vkaryl)

    Check your desktops…. I had this happen with my host’s backup service a while back. I never put things on my desktop, so had no clue I needed to look there….

    raynerape

    (@raynerape)

    GaMerZ, where do we check what the defaulyt mysqldump path?

    Thread Starter Lester Chan

    (@gamerz)

    okie guys, check this line

    $backup[‘path’] = ‘..\\wp-backup-db’;

    try changing it to the relative path $backup[‘path’] = ‘/path/to/wordpress/wp-backup-db’;

    futb0l

    (@futb0l)

    oo great idea.

    raynerape

    (@raynerape)

    GamerZ, I tried that. At first changing to “/wp-content/backup” didn’t produce anything, then I changed it to “../wp-content/backup” and I got a 0-byte SQL file. Is there something I am missing. Sorry for keeping you occupied on the subject and thanks in advance for any help.

    Thread Starter Lester Chan

    (@gamerz)

    hi,
    it means the file is created in the directory but the file size is 0 bytes?

    raynerape

    (@raynerape)

    Yes, that’s exactly what I mean as 0-byte SQL file – .txt dump with 0 bytes of content. Empty file.

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