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album's, images information

Started by gallex, June 25, 2007, 10:50:51 AM

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gallex

in whish file coppermine holds album's and images information (titles, description, comments etc.)?

Hein Traag

That's all stored in the database.

gallex

Quote from: Hein on June 25, 2007, 11:40:14 AM
That's all stored in the database.

and in which file the database has been stored? i want to backup this file

Hein Traag

Use phpMyAdmin to backup your database regularly. Or use the plugin made by Frantz. If this all does not ring any bells and you are hosted at a hosting company contact them to ask them if they backup your database on a regular basis.

gallex

Quote from: Hein on June 25, 2007, 12:56:03 PM
Use phpMyAdmin to backup your database regularly.

I don't want to backup my gallery structure (tables) - i have already done that, but contest (images, titles, descriptions). this kind of data has to be stored in some specific file, common.
or are you trying to tell me that every time i upload new images, edit file titles/descriptions etc. i have to export my .sql file again with phpMyAdmin to keep my gallery backup up to date?

Hein Traag

I'm telling you that Coppermine is a database driven website. Meaning it stores everything into the mysql database. From image names to comments to points given to pictures etc etc.

Making a backup of your mysql database is almost mandatory. Using the plugin made by Frantz can make that as easy as riding a bike. http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=40439.0

gallex

Quote from: Hein on June 26, 2007, 10:49:35 AM
I'm telling you that Coppermine is a database driven website. Meaning it stores everything into the mysql database. From image names to comments to points given to pictures etc etc.

Making a backup of your mysql database is almost mandatory. Using the plugin made by Frantz can make that as easy as riding a bike.

ok, now i got it, but...

i installed this plugin, selected all tables, clicked "start dump procedure" and then error! dumping 0% and that's it, no more information :(

gallex

Quote from: gallex on June 26, 2007, 11:58:06 AM
ok, now i got it, but...

i installed this plugin, selected all tables, clicked "start dump procedure" and then error! dumping 0% and that's it, no more information :(

problem solved....permission set :)