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    phpMyBackupPro

    phpMyBackupPro is the MySQL backup tool - especially without ssh!

    phpMyBackupPro is a web-based MySQL backup application in PHP. You can schedule backups, download, email or upload them with FTP and backup whole file directories. Zip and gzip compression, easy interface and installation. Many languages and online help!
    Downloads: 14 This Week
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    woodyWebBacker

    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.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    WebBackup
    WebBackup is a PHP backup system that you can do backup of files and mysql databases and send to another server by FTP. You just need to create a schedule with the parameters.
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    PHPCronBackup
    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!
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    GTBACKUP is a server / client backup application designed to utilize RSYNC to create full offsite (or onsite) backups of Windows and Linux servers. This includes the ability to create differential backups to save space on your backup server.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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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.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    PAT is a complete web application that allow to manage files (basic and advanced functions like compression in gz), ftp, and database all in one. Designed to reproduce a Graphical User Interface (GUI) with drop-down and context menu for easy use
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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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.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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