Feature request: option to dump file to server
scooterx3 opened this issue · 6 comments
It would be handy I think if an option were available to dump the .sql file right onto the server rather than downloading it to the desktop machine.
Thank you for feature idea. Do you have a particular need on your servers? Could you describe some realistic use case?
I am just trying to figure out if it's a really important feature to include in this small script.
Thanks for your reply. I personally use it for a website migration service.
My ideal work flow is to dump the database using SSH and leave it with the
files to be migrated, then use rsync or to copy everything over to the new
server in one go. If I don't have access to SSH and mysqldump, I rely on
phpMiniAdmin to download the sql file and then upload it to the server. But
then I have to download the sql file to the desktop and then upload to the
new server. If I could dump the sql file to the server, I could get around
needing extra steps, and avoiding potential connection speed and bandwidth
issues that may apply to the local workstation by transferring the sql file
along with the website files, directly from one server to another.
On Jun 30, 2016 7:31 PM, "Oleg Savchuk" notifications@github.com wrote:
Thank you for feature idea. Do you have a particular need on your servers?
Could you describe some realistic use case?
I am just trying to figure out if it's a really important feature to
include in this small script.
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Good work flow description, seems reasonable.
And that would mean that import should also have an option to import from file on server, not just upload.
I'll implement necessary changes.
Yes, import from file on server would be a good idea too. Thanks!
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Good work flow description, seems reasonable.
And that would mean that import should also have an option to import from
file on server, not just upload.
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+1, as it helps work around problems with max_upload_file_size on some hosts/hosters... :-)
export and import to/from server-side file implemented