cPBackup

With cPBackup you can backup your cPanel account. That includes email, FTP, databases... ALL.

##Configuration

You only need to edit lines between 10 and 20.

$host       = ""; //Domain to backup
$cP_user    = ""; //Your cPanel username
$cP_pass    = ""; //Your cPanel password
$cP_theme   = ""; //Your cPanel theme (usually 'x3')
$FTP_host   = ""; //Your FTP host (you can host it in other website, see: drivehq.com)
$FTP_user   = ""; //Your FTP username
$FTP_pass   = ""; //Your FTP password
$FTP_port   = ""; //Your FTP port (usually 21)
$FTP_method = ""; //FTP method to upload the backup (ftp or scp)
$FTP_dir    = ""; //Directory to save your backups.
$email      = ""; //Your email

##Usage

Now it's time to prepare your Cron Job.

Login to your cPanel account.
Upload your configured script in your root folder. (NOT public_html)
Click "Cron Jobs".
On the common settings drop down choose the time and interval you want the backups to run.
In the command type the following. php -q /home/CPANELUSERNAME/cPBackup.php
Click "Add New Cron Job".

Replace CPANELUSERNAME with your cPanel username.

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