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MySQL Backups via WHM

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  1. jsteel

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    What is located in the '_var_lib_mysql.tar.gz' backup file that WHM creates? Is it a complete backup of all MySQL data? I want to make sure I have backups of all MySQL data for my users should anything catastrophic happen.

    Jaz
     
    #1 jsteel, Sep 16, 2002
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    [quote:ec445bff5c][i:ec445bff5c]Originally posted by jsteel[/i:ec445bff5c]

    What is located in the '_var_lib_mysql.tar.gz' backup file that WHM creates? Is it a complete backup of all MySQL data? I want to make sure I have backups of all MySQL data for my users should anything catastrophic happen.

    Jaz[/quote:ec445bff5c]
    It is what you have in /var/lib/mysql/ directory means all of your MySQL tables and data
     
    #2 itf, Sep 16, 2002
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    So any idea how can i backup those files in there...perhaps...maybe to my own computer....
    Just incase something bad happen.

    Thanks.
    or any other ways for me to backup my clients DB would be appreciated.

    Thanks.
     
    #3 albertg, Sep 18, 2002
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    That was the point of my question. If you have backups enabled in WHM, the '_var_lib_mysql.tar.gz' that gets created is the backup of the data. Simply download it to your machine to have a local backup.

    Jaz
     
    #4 jsteel, Sep 18, 2002
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    where is this tar.gz for mysql located when whm makes it I can't seem to find it anywhere?
     
    #5 TheVoice, Sep 20, 2002
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    [quote:80c8e80091][i:80c8e80091]Originally posted by TheVoice[/i:80c8e80091]

    where is this tar.gz for mysql located when whm makes it I can't seem to find it anywhere?[/quote:80c8e80091]
    if you have Backup feature enabled then

    /backup/cpbackup/*/dirs/
     
    #6 itf, Sep 20, 2002
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