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Old May 16th, 2010, 03:08 PM
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Backup using Webmin

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I have a box with Fedora 9 on my home network, that's running Apache to host my personal website.

Using Webmin 1.510, I tried to backup a critical database file I have (only about 4mb), and I got an error - Failed to save backup. Missing or invalid backup directory.

I worked through the various fields in Webmin, but I was trying to backup to a USB flash drive. That drive was mounted, and I was able to save a small text file to it.

I'd like to be a schedule a backup regularly (6 hourly) to backup this 1 file - any thoughts as to what I have done wrong?

I'm a Linux noob - which is why I got Webmin working, to avoid having to use the CLI
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Old July 16th, 2010, 10:20 AM
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if its just the database you want to backup , google "automysqlbackup" and run that script once a day.

beyond that, i dont have much experience with webmin -- but backing up regular files is pretty easy in linux without having to use webmin. you can use rsync for example :

Code:
rsync -Ravz --delete /your/source/directory/to/backup /your/destination/directory


you can also rsync over ssh, man rsync for more info

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