Subject | Re: database backup on a web server |
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Author | Adam |
Post date | 2005-02-18T13:52:10Z |
Hi David,
To be honest, your question will probably be answered quicker by
asking the ISP (or whoever is hosting the file) for a method of
achieving that.
I don't imagine it would be too hard for them to write a php / asp
script that backs up the database into a folder you can access through
ftp. It may be even simpler. Perhaps all you need is for them to
schedule gbak to run once a day, and to save the backup file into a
path you can access through ftp, or automatically email it to you.
If they had port 3050 open, then you could potentially use IBOConsole,
or even gbak, but I would have a problem with allowing the internet
access to my firebird ports. Perhaps if the above suggestions are not
possible, and you have a fixed IP address they could open the port
based to you only.
Adam
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "davidallan99" <david@l...>
wrote:
To be honest, your question will probably be answered quicker by
asking the ISP (or whoever is hosting the file) for a method of
achieving that.
I don't imagine it would be too hard for them to write a php / asp
script that backs up the database into a folder you can access through
ftp. It may be even simpler. Perhaps all you need is for them to
schedule gbak to run once a day, and to save the backup file into a
path you can access through ftp, or automatically email it to you.
If they had port 3050 open, then you could potentially use IBOConsole,
or even gbak, but I would have a problem with allowing the internet
access to my firebird ports. Perhaps if the above suggestions are not
possible, and you have a fixed IP address they could open the port
based to you only.
Adam
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "davidallan99" <david@l...>
wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> I have a FB 1.5 db running on a remote web server. How would I back
> this up to my own local machine, bearing in mind that I do not own the
> web server. Can I use IBOConsole to do this? If so, how?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> David