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MBSyncBackup
Simple MacOS backup app based on the rsync UNIX command
- Can send e-mail after finish the copy. - Can run in loop (synchronizing folder). - Support multiple copies. - Free space detection on the destination volume and alert e-mail if not enough. - Count the updatable files on the source volume and the total files on the destination and sum them both (for systems with limits on the number of files, like the Sony ODS). - Can do a dry-run (see the report and send e-mail but don't copying nothing). - List of files to exclude(--exclude rsync... -
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sPBM - Simple PHP Backup Manager
Php tool to create backups of your website: MySQL Database and Folders
A free and open source PHP tool to create Backups of your website (MySQL Database, Folders and Files). The backups are saved in ZIP archives on server. The sPBM script can also restore the MySQL tables in your database from the SQL backup stored in ZIP archive. -
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SBMD - Backup MySQL Database
Free PHP script to backup and restore tables from MySQL database.
SBMD is a free and open source PHP script to Backup MySQL Database. This script creates the backup of the MySQL tables in SQL format and saves it into a ZIP file on server. Also, it can restore the MySQL tables in your database from the SQL backup stored in ZIP archive. - For other details and installation, see the readme.html page from the archive with the script.
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