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| <?php $emailaddress = "XXXXXX@yourdomain.com"; $target = "/home/".get_current_user()."/backup.".date(d).".tar.gz"; if (file_exists($target)) unlink($target); system("tar --create --preserve --gzip --file=".$target." ~/public_html ~/mail",$result); $size = filesize($target); switch ($size) { case ($size>=1048576): $size = round($size/1048576) . " MB"; break; case ($size>=1024); $size = round($size/1024) . " KB"; break; default: $size = $size . " bytes"; break; } $message = "The website backup has been run.\n\n"; $message .= "The return code was: " . $result . "\n\n"; $message .= "The file path is: " . $target . "\n\n"; $message .= "Size of the backup: " . $size . "\n\n"; $message .= "Server time of the backup: " . date(" F d h:ia") . "\n\n"; mail($emailaddress, "Website Backup Message" , $message, "From: Website <>"); ?> |
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| * Before using cron, run the script from your browser to make sure it works as anticipated. * Set a cron job to run the script once a day (at an odd time - like 4:23am - to minimize server load issues). * This example backs up the public_html and mail directories. * The backup file (named backup.XX.tar.gz) will be created in your root directory (above public_html). |
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