1. phpMyAdmin can do dumps, but not automatically IIRC.
2. you can put a dump command in your crontab, and then another one that
uploads the resulting file by ftp somewhere.
but then you'll also have to set a .netrc and i don't know if you can do
that on your server.
3. easiest thing - just create a web script (with proper authentication)
that dumps your db to the browser
(e.g. <?php if ($_GET['p'] = 'my_strong_password') system("mysqldump bla
bla"); ?>), then call it from your backup machine in a cron job with wget.
put it under https if you really want to be secure.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 9:03 PM, Uri Evenhen More <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Friends,
>
> I am hosting my website on Servage.net, where I don't get SSH access.
> I need to run mysqldump in order to backup my mysql database to SQL
> format (I need the backup in SQL format). Is there a way to run
> mysqldump without using SSH access? Does phpmyadmin support this?
> They also have cron scripts enabled - can I put such a command in my
> cron job? Please help.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Uri Evenhen More (Ore)
> Mobile Phone: +972-50-9007559
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> Blog: http://www.speedy.net/uri/blog/
>
> Now working on version l.l of the pie - defined as o/o or olo or lol.
> I discovered the number of dots is very important - l..l is not equal
> to l.l; and l is not equal to l. I am working on dividing your
> numbers and numbering your primes. it's very complicated, since every
> number can be considered prime, not prime, integer and irrational.
> remember there is at least one more root to every equation than what
> you previously thought, for example there are at least pie square
> roots of the number pie.
>
> Update: moved my blog to http://www.speedy.net/uri/blog/ . I decided
> to remove other content from this website.
>
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