Mysql dump and MySQL restore scheduler for MySQL databases - local and remote on the Web. The DumpTimer offers access to every MySQL database on the web. Even if the database is hosted behind a firewall the DumpTimer backup MySQL
how to copy a MySQL databases from a local network to a remote server in the Web?
We present the solution!
The DumpTimer is intended for making periodical a MySQL dump of databases and tables (Dump MySql). It also allows the transfer of a MySQL database and MySQL tables between different MySQL servers (Restore MySQL).
Firewalls will not block the access to the MySQL database because a small PHP script which has to be copied to the webserver encapsulates (and encrypts) the access to the MySQL database.
Runtime limitations (timeouts) for scripts set by the providers will not disturb the MySQL dump or the MySQL restore because the data will be transferred compressed in parts of 100 KB - 5 MB packet size.
Different profiles for every MySQL server can be defined.
A scheduler can be customized to determine the MySQL databases and tables to be dump -ed (and transferred / restore -d).
After every MySQL dump it is possible to restore or transfer the MySQL tables directly to another MySQL server.
For example, you can transfer MySql databases from local computers to remote servers in the internet.
The data can be transferred compressed (gzip) and encryped (blowfish or SSL) between client and server. The MySQL dump file can also be stored compressed (gz-file).
To access MySQL databases on local servers it is also possible to use the MySQL API library “libmysql.dll”.
Requirements
Client: Windows 95/98/ME or Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP
Webserver: PHP 3/4 (with mCrypt und zLib-library - only if you want to encrypt and compress data)
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