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Really? So nowhere on my server is a file that contains my database contents? :-s
Then where is all this data stored?
So if I understand correctly there is no mydb.sql file anywhere on the server, and the only way to create a back-up is from within Pleks of PHPMyAdmin?
You can achieve what you are looking but its within Plesk, not PHPMyAdmin.
Go to the "Databases" section for the Plesk domain in question and click on "Export dump", you will be now able to store it on the server.
>> Go to the "Databases" section for the Plesk domain in question and click on "Export dump", you will be now able to store it on the server.
Yes, I have seen that option. PHPMyAdmin also has an export option.
But actually I was hoping there would be a physical file mydb.sql so I could create a symlink to this file in my vhost folder, so I could easily backup my website (files) and db in just a few clicks.
I don't like to have to login to Plesk every time just for downloading my db :-(
If the Database is a InnoDB a Copy of the mysql Folder dont work.
Use instead automysqlbackup
On Debian/Ubuntu "apt-get install automysqlbackup"
Automysqlbackups makes automatic Backups daily/weekly/monthly.
Thanks for your reply. I did some research on automysqlbackup, but it seems I can't create a specific backup location for a specific database.
What I want is to somehow get the .sql dump (of domain abcxyz.com) into my vhost directory (of domain abcxyz.com).
So when I make a backup of the vhost directory (of domain abcxyz.com) it also includes the database.
Yeah, that's easy ... but the only thing is that I have to login every few days to create a back-up. It would have been cool if it was done automatically every day. Well, I'll just have to use this option for now then. Thanks.
Have you noticed the backup function in your control panel?
Customer control panel > account > backup websites
You can create a scheduled job that backs up your database and your files to either the local server or an FTP repository, e.g. automatically run a full backup each night or choose to run a full backup every week and incremental backups daily.
I think I've seen a back-up option in Plesk Panel somewhere, but I don't recall being able to backup a specific database to a specific location on the server.
Can that be done? Because maybe I missed that option ...