Comments on: Create a Backup of Your Website Files on Another Server http://mrintech.com/transfer-web-hosting-website-files-to-different-server-for-backup Computers, Technology & More Wed, 16 Nov 2011 07:15:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Saqib http://mrintech.com/transfer-web-hosting-website-files-to-different-server-for-backup#comment-640 Saqib Sat, 26 Sep 2009 08:01:34 +0000 http://mrintech.com/?p=1452#comment-640 Good post. I will try it out :) Good post. I will try it out :)

]]> By: mrintech http://mrintech.com/transfer-web-hosting-website-files-to-different-server-for-backup#comment-616 mrintech Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:36:10 +0000 http://mrintech.com/?p=1452#comment-616 Post Updated :) Thanks for commenting :) Post Updated :) Thanks for commenting :)

]]> By: Not disclosed http://mrintech.com/transfer-web-hosting-website-files-to-different-server-for-backup#comment-613 Not disclosed Mon, 14 Sep 2009 16:15:19 +0000 http://mrintech.com/?p=1452#comment-613 //Corruption of File Allocation System (FAT) To the best of my knowledge, most of the shared hosting providers provide you storage space on linux, and linux doesn't use FAT. //Corruption of File Allocation System (FAT)
To the best of my knowledge, most of the shared hosting providers provide you storage space on linux, and linux doesn’t use FAT.

]]> By: mrintech http://mrintech.com/transfer-web-hosting-website-files-to-different-server-for-backup#comment-608 mrintech Wed, 09 Sep 2009 19:30:41 +0000 http://mrintech.com/?p=1452#comment-608 Thanks for the Comment :) I have corrected the Typo in the Step 7 Graphic Image. Also I will update the post with more necessary information as soon as possible. - Wishes :) Thanks for the Comment :)

I have corrected the Typo in the Step 7 Graphic Image. Also I will update the post with more necessary information as soon as possible.

- Wishes :)

]]> By: Andrew http://mrintech.com/transfer-web-hosting-website-files-to-different-server-for-backup#comment-607 Andrew Wed, 09 Sep 2009 19:06:13 +0000 http://mrintech.com/?p=1452#comment-607 Nice article, very detailed. I did notice a typo in the step 7 graphic, it says "publi_html" instead of "public_html". No big deal though, just thought I'd let you know. It's good that people have a number of backups at work. This would be good for backing up the actual site files for smaller sites, but it may not be very practical for larger sites (media etc) and it doesn't address database backups, although I see that when you say "whole website" you're not including databases. Ideally, we should be using RAID in our servers and doing periodic backups of not only our actual site files but our databases as well throughout the day to external storage devices. It could be an external set of drives, or another server on the same network. With that setup are you able to schedule daily backups? This would be useful for sites that are constantly changing. If so, you might want to include some information on that. Keep up the great work Mrinmay! Nice article, very detailed. I did notice a typo in the step 7 graphic, it says “publi_html” instead of “public_html”. No big deal though, just thought I’d let you know.

It’s good that people have a number of backups at work. This would be good for backing up the actual site files for smaller sites, but it may not be very practical for larger sites (media etc) and it doesn’t address database backups, although I see that when you say “whole website” you’re not including databases.

Ideally, we should be using RAID in our servers and doing periodic backups of not only our actual site files but our databases as well throughout the day to external storage devices. It could be an external set of drives, or another server on the same network.

With that setup are you able to schedule daily backups? This would be useful for sites that are constantly changing. If so, you might want to include some information on that.

Keep up the great work Mrinmay!

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