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How to install phpMyBackupPro on a CentOS VPS
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phpMyBackupPro – another great and helpful web-based application which you can use to backup your MySQL databases. With this free and PHP based application you can create a backup of your database with just few clicks. You can also schedule your backups, manage, download, restore the backups and a lot of more.
In this tutorial you will find a steps how to install phpMyBackupPro. The installation is pretty easy and simple.
First you will need to make sure that you have a web server and PHP version 4.3 or newer to be able to run phpMyBackupPro.
Next you will need to download phpMyBackupPro from their official web site.
wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/phpmybackup/phpMyBackupPro/phpmyBackupPro 2.4/phpMyBackupPro-2.4.zip
Extract the downloaded archive.
unzip phpMyBackupPro-2.4.zip -d /opt/
and you must set apache as an owner of the directory where the files are extracted:
chown -R apache: /opt/phpmybackup
Please note that the “/opt/” folder is not web accessible so we must create the following file:
nano /etc/httpd/conf/phpmybackuppro.conf
and put:
Alias /phpmybackuppro /opt/phpmybackup/phpMyBackupPro Options None Order allow,deny allow from all
Save and close the file. Next, we will need to edit:
nano /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
and include the ‘phpmybackuppro.conf’ configuration file in the web server configuration (put the line at the end of the file):
Include /etc/httpd/conf/phpmybackuppro.conf
save and close the file, and after that restart the apache service so the new changes can take effects:
/etc/init.d/httpd restart
That’s it. Now open “http://YOUR_IP_ADDRESS/phpmybackuppro” and you can start with the software configuration under the “Configure” tap.
Comments
humm
nice
just wondering how to make it working with nginx/apache in vestacp...
Follow the same steps, should work as Nginx is just a reverse proxy.
Never did not tested with NGINX but I do not see any specific reason why should not work.
Very useful tool indeed.
good tool
Thanks. Good tool!..