[opencms-dev] Opencms 7.5.2 and backup database contents

[Mario Jäger]

Hi,

To backup the content you should backup the database. If you use MySQL 
as database, you can do that using the "mysqldump" command. In a linux 
environment you can use that command automatically configuring a cron 
job. How often you should make a backup depends on the number of 
contents you create/change per day. For example, you could make a backup 
once a day. I would advice to make a backup in a time when no (or few) 
content is created/changed. Then, making a backup has no effect on the 
performance for the website when content is delivered dynamically.

Kind Regards,
Mario.



Am 18.06.2011 13:29, schrieb Alejandro García Gil:
> Hi
>
> I use opencms 7.5.2 in the construction of my website.
>
> What would be the best periodicity to make a backup of the contents?
>
> Is there any automatic task to make this workwithout doing it manually
> in the area of administrationof opencms?
>
> The realization of this backup affects the availability of the website?
>
>
>
>
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