PHP autobackup

KKS21199

Is there any backup scripts in pgp like mover.io ? I have two servers, so i want the contents in server 1 to be auto backed up to server 2.

Mover.io does it to dropbox and other places. I want the backup to run automatically everyday. Something like mover.io, but it won't be public. Just private use for myself.

Is it possible ?
It's like i want to backup the whole server from root drectory. When backing up, it should check if the file was unchanged and it was unchanges, it should skip and get to the next file

AutoSnipe

Rsync?

KKS21199

The second server is a home server, so it can upload the files. Or else it can also zip or tar the files before uploading and it doesn't need to mind about changed/unchanged file.
I saw this : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=682039 . . . this will do if it can backup whole server from root. I also want scripts to backup all mysql files

KKS21199

@AutoSnipe said:
Rsync?

It says backup and stuff. But read my above comment. Can it do that ? My files in the server are soo important and I sometimes do some edit to server configurations, so its better to have a backup always

hdpixel

I use the following tool to back up to S3. It's cheap and I don't take care of another server.
http://s3tools.org/s3cmd-sync

My s3cmd command line: Tested with Centos 6.x and Debian 7.x.

s3cmd sync --delete-removed --exclude-from /home/user-account/excludes.files /home/user-account/public_html/ s3://amazon-bucket/backup/user-account/public_html/

Tenshi_420

(Delete my reply please, not sure why Android switched pages while trying to post)

nunim

rsync --update -avzh /root/backup user@homeserver:/backupdir/

MySQL Backup script, run as root, assumes my.cnf exists, set Dir to an existing directory

#!/bin/bash
#MySQL Backup Script
#directory to backup to, MUST EXIST
Dir=/root/backup
##############################
Dump="/usr/bin/mysqldump --skip-extended-insert --force"
MySQL=/usr/bin/mysql
Today=$(date "+%m-%d-%y")
# Get a list of all databases
Databases=$(echo "SHOW DATABASES" | $MySQL)
for db in $Databases; do
        file="$Dir/$db-$Today.sql.gz"
        echo "Backing up $db on $Today to: "
        echo "   $file"
        $Dump $db | gzip > $file
done