Re: Mysql backup on Google Drive

On Wed, 28 Sep 2022, Remigio wrote: ... The package rclone can do this. unfortunately I can't find Rclone package Furter information? Thanks Wild guess, but lenny probably predates google drive so rclone won't be present unless you can backport. (someone can check the dates but IIRC lenny u

Re: Mysql backup on Google Drive

Hello. Rclone is in official Debian repo. Just check this https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/rclone 2022-09-28, tr, 14:48 Remigio rašė: > > ... > > The package rclone can do this. > unfortunately I can't find Rclone package > Furter information? > Thanks >

Re: Mysql backup on Google Drive

... > The package rclone can do this. unfortunately I can't find Rclone package Furter information? Thanks

Re: Mysql backup on Google Drive

Remigio wrote: > Hi everyone, > I've been using a mysql database for a long time, that runs on a Debian 5 > Lenny machine. Using "cron" I locally backup it and overwrite every hour, > and I manually backup it every week on a usb pen. > I'm wondering if it's possible to automatically send the .s

Mysql backup on Google Drive

Hi everyone, I've been using a mysql database for a long time, that runs on a Debian 5 Lenny machine. Using "cron" I locally backup it and overwrite every hour, and I manually backup it every week on a usb pen. I'm wondering if it's possible to automatically send the .sql file created via cron

Re: MYSQL backup question

* John Griffiths ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hello all, > > How do i go about backing up and then recovering a mysql database Depends on a number of factors. What version of MySQL are you running? How critical is your DB? Version 3.23.X you can take advantage of mysql's internal replication, s

Re: mysql backup

On Thu, Dec 07, 2000 at 10:14:06AM +1100 or thereabouts, John Griffiths wrote: > okies well i've figured out the answer to functional (possibly even correct) > mysql backup and restore on debian potato. > > i know i'm not the only person on this list who needs to know thi

mysql backup

okies well i've figured out the answer to functional (possibly even correct) mysql backup and restore on debian potato. i know i'm not the only person on this list who needs to know this so i'm posting up what works for me. to create the backup: #mysqldump -c -p DBNAME &

RE: MYSQL backup question

Since this is strictly a mysql question, I would try the mysql mailing list. http://www.mysql.com/documentation/index.html Jason Stechschulte [EMAIL PROTECTED]

MYSQL backup question

Hello all, How do i go about backing up and then recovering a mysql database i tried #mysqldump -p --all --add-drop-table foo >/home/john/foo.sql then to recover #mysqladmin create -p fooa < foo.sql it creates ok but then the php application i run yeilds bad results