Apr 29
The MySql database backup website backup is very similar to the previous backup that I showed you 2 days ago. We are going to create a php file that is going to dump our database into filename with the current date and time.
Ok so let’s get going:
1. Create the file “backup_database.php” and input the following code into it:
<?php exec(‘cd /home/your_user/backup/db/;mysqldump –add-drop-table -h localhost –user=your_user –password=your_pass database_name > `date +%y-%m-%d_%H-%M`.sql’); ?>
Sometimes the path to your home dir looks different than ‘/home/your_user/’, so execute the ‘pwd’ command like explained in my previous post
Here we use the command mysqldump in a tutorial that I wrote previously about the dumping the sql database from one host to another. Now the database will be saved directly on the server that is hosting your website
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Apr 26
Hello guys and ladies,
Long time no see 
. Today I’m going to show you how to make a php script to perform full website backup the script can be executed via http request or via ssh shell or like a cron job .
We all know about the most standard way to add backup for your website maintenance for example using the Cron Jobs in the CPanel. If you already don’t know this – if your hosting provider does support CPanel you should be able to access it via this URL: www.yourwebsite.com/cpanel
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Mar 08
for everybody who is just starting to learn about the SSL оpportunities that you have with Open SSL (tool) and the mod_ssl for Apache for securing your site. The simplest and fastest thing that you can do is to create a self-signed certificate, after you generate a free RSA key . Don’t worry it’s not so sophisticated as it sounds actually it’s pretty easy. You can read more on the link below
Securing an Apache 2 Web server can be an intimidating prospect for those new to secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates. However, this need not be the case. SSL secures Web server to Web browser connections. Read on to better understand SSL certificates, learn how to set them up on Apache and launch your SSL-enabled site.
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Nov 22
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/01/26/tutorials-round-up-ajax-css-javascript-php-mysql-and-more/
AJAX provides Web developers with plenty of opportunities to enhance the user experience and improve the performance of their websites. There are countless ways that AJAX can be used, and fortunately there are plenty of good and useful AJAX tutorials out there to help you with your own implementation.
This post serves as a collection of useful tutorials on working with AJAX in a wide variety of ways. You’ll find tutorials on working with forms, building shopping carts, creating chat features, working with log-ins and usernames and much more.
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