ProcessDatabaseBackups by Ryan Cramer

Create and/or restore database backups from the ProcessWire admin.

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Manage database backups for ProcessWire

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This tool provides an admin interface for the following database backup functions:

  • Creating new backups
  • Uploading backups
  • Restoring backups
  • Providing info on existing backups
  • Managing existing backups (downloading, deleting, etc.)

This is meant to be used as a secondary backup tool, not a primary one. It uses ProcessWire 3.x WireDatabaseBackups class to perform backups and restores. If you are working with really large files, it may be better to perform that task directly in PhpMyAdmin or the native MySQL client.

Requires ProcessWire 3.0.62 or newer.

License: MPL 2.0

Copyright 2021 by Ryan Cramer

Install and use modules at your own risk. Always have a site and database backup before installing new modules.

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