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https://github.com/n2ref/remote_backup
Backing up files and databases on remote servers
https://github.com/n2ref/remote_backup
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Backing up files and databases on remote servers
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/n2ref/remote_backup
- Owner: n2ref
- Created: 2021-12-11T16:34:17.000Z (about 3 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-02-11T17:13:04.000Z (11 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-12-19T13:31:39.942Z (27 days ago)
- Topics: backup, config, console, mysql, php, remote, sftp, ssh
- Language: PHP
- Homepage:
- Size: 2.31 MB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# Remote backup
Backing up files and databases on remote servers
```
Backup remote or local files over SSH
Usage: php remote_backup.phar [OPTIONS]
Required arguments:
-h --host Host name in config file
-c --config Path to config file. Default conf.ini
Optional arguments:
--help Help info
--verbose Verbose info
Examples of usage:
php remote_backup.phar --host orange --config conf.ini --verbose
php remote_backup.phar --host orange
php remote_backup.phar --host all
```
### Config
Create your own set of files on your servers, which you need to periodically save in the configuration file.
```ini
[general]
;mail.email =
; smtp, mail
;mail.method = smtp
;mail.smtp.host =
;mail.smtp.port =
;mail.smtp.auth = true
; SSL, TLS
;mail.smtp.secure = SSL
;mail.smtp.user =
;mail.smtp.pass =
[local]
dump.dir = /mnt/backup/local/
dump.name = %Y-%m-%d_%H
dump.count = 7
local.files.1 = /file/path/1
local.files.2 = /file/path/2
local.files.3 = /file/path/3
local.files.4 = /var/www
[server1]
; list active days, comma separator. Default - All
; mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat, sun
schedule.week_days = sat
dump.dir = /mnt/backup/server1/
dump.name = %Y-%m-%d_%H
dump.count = 7
local.mysql.on = true
local.mysql.host = 192.168.1.2
local.mysql.port = 3306
local.mysql.user = root
local.mysql.pass =
local.mysql.mysqldump_path = mysqldump
local.mysql.mysqldump_options = --quick --max_allowed_packet=1G --compress
local.mysql.gzip_path = gzip
; list backup databases, comma separator. Default - All
local.mysql.databases =
remote.ssh.host = 192.168.1.5
remote.ssh.port = 22
remote.ssh.user = root
; none, pass, private_key, private_key-pass, agent
remote.ssh.auth_method = pass
remote.ssh.pass =
; file path: RCA
remote.ssh.private_key =
remote.ssh.agent_socket =
remote.mysql.on = true
remote.mysql.host = localhost
remote.mysql.port = 3306
remote.mysql.user = root
remote.mysql.pass =
remote.mysql.mysqldump_path = mysqldump
remote.mysql.mysqldump_options = --quick --max_allowed_packet=1G --compress
remote.mysql.gzip_path = gzip
remote.mysql.tmp_dir = /tmp
; list backup databases, comma separator. Default - All
remote.mysql.databases =
remote.files.1 = /etc/crontab
remote.files.2 = /etc/nginx/sites-available
remote.files.3 = /var/www
```
To start, you can run the script manually or through cron.
`0 4 * * * root /opt/remote_backup.phar -h server1 -c /opt/conf.ini`
### Example of work
```
$ php8.0 /opt/remote_backup.phar -h server1 -c /opt/conf.ini --verbose
[16:31:47] BACKUP HOST: server1
[16:31:48] CREATE MYSQL DUMP
[16:31:49] DOWNLOAD MYSQL DUMP: /tmp/backup_2021-12-11_16.sql.gz ---> /mnt/backup/server1/2021-12-11_16/mysql_dump.sql.gz
[16:31:49] DELETE REMOTE MYSQL DUMP: /tmp/backup_2021-12-11_16.sql.gz
[16:31:49] COPY REMOTE: /etc/crontab ---> /mnt/backup/server1/2021-12-11_16/remote_files/etc/crontab
[16:31:49] COPY REMOTE: /etc/nginx/sites-available ---> /mnt/backup/server1/2021-12-11_16/remote_files/etc/nginx/sites-available
[16:31:49] COPY REMOTE: /var/www ---> /mnt/backup/server1/2021-12-11_16/remote_files/var/www
[16:33:47] CREATE ZIP
Done.
```