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Stop Storing Third-Party Tokens in Your DatabaseRolling your own OAuth token storage can be a security liability. Token Vault securely stores access and refresh tokens from federated providers and handles exchange and renewal automatically. Connected accounts, refresh exchange, and privileged worker flows included.
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PHUnzip
Allow web server to serve files inside ZIP archive
PHUnzip (PHp Unzip) is an on-the-fly ZIP extractor for web content. It allows client to access files inside ZIP archive on the web server as if they were regular files (with some limitations). PHUnzip works using PHP's built-in ZIP support, and comes as a self-contained single-file script which is simple to install. -
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PhpMyAdmin Remote Backup
Simple script to do backups of a MySQL database with phpmyadmin
You have a shared hosting with a MySQL database and PHPMyAdmin. You know how to "export" the database, but you'll like to do it every days/months..., to another server. This PHP script do the job : it behaves like a user of the export function of PHPMyAdmin. Download the code, nothing in the "Files" tab of SourceForge. -
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woodyWebBacker
Scheduled website and database backup script.
This php script compresses your databases, and your entire website, and sends it to you. Execution of the script can be scheduled to run in specified time intervals. The generated archives are optionally encrypted, split into smaller chunks and can be 1. copied to your ftp server, 2. copied to your amazon s3 space and 3. emailed to you. The program runs on both Windows and Linux server. -
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Deprecated! This app was written for ClientLogin which was discontinued. Use something more current, ie "drive" : https://github.com/odeke-em/drive/ PHP Script for automatic backups of your google docs (including google apps) for archival (for those of us that don't trust anyone). Supports multiple document types and folders. Requires only php and php-curl
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Streamline Azure Security with Palo Alto Networks VM-SeriesImprove your security posture and reduce incident response time. Use the VM-Series to natively analyze Azure traffic and dynamically drive policy updates based on workload changes.
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PHPCronBackup is an easy to use backup script. It can create a compressed backup file of your database and your file system. All files will be stored on the server and can be transferred to another server via FTP. PHP5 is required!
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PSSC stands for PHP Sysadmin Script Collection. It's a collection of PHP scripts for sysadmins, from very simple commands to more advanced backup scripts. It provides some common functions and logging.
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Php Script will backup your local/remote MySql DB using mysqldump. Features : Backup rotation, bzip2/gzip compression, gpg encryption, FTP file sending, Email file sending, Email repporting, log... and a lot of options to configure it.
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FeW (File Explorer on the Web) is a php script that allow users to manage their files via the web. Users can create, delete, rename, zip, upload and download files and directories. Being serverside, makes it easily viewable by light/old browsers.
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A Php cgi script for mirroring of an ftp. More along the lines of synchronizing folders than for mirroring. Supports many party sharing of a folder of data.
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