> No error message? Does it lock up? Blank screen? Still not sure what
> happens...
The msg is:
Form submitted. Your backup was successful.
The file .backup was created with only this content inside: "pages:::
". No other content at all.
> This is an excellent idea. I'll look into it and see if it is possible
> to modify the code to do this when I get some time. I added it to the
> RoadMap to remind myself.
>
> However, I'm still not convinced there's not a better, simpler
> solution out there. I suspect this thing could get VERY big. But we'll
> look into it and perhaps give it a test.
Yes, I forgot an important thing in the approach above that while in
backup, we always want the backup is as complete as possible. Which
means that other than the first time backing up, we'll become backing
up everyday, adding one backup file everyday.
The file won't be too big but too bitty. That would not be a good
backup system.
I am thinking another method. If we click the "action.backup" page,
there is an option list to be selected:
!! Please select the backup time period:
# Year: every year with one backup file, e.g. 2007.backup,
2008.backup...
# Month: every month with one backup file, e.g. 200701.backup,
200802.backup,200803.backup,200804.backup...
# No period: backup all pages with one file as {now}.backup
If there exist a backup file (in the /backup folder) with an older
year name, e.g. "2007.backup", the 2007 time period would not need to
be backed up. Only the time period in "this year" or "this month"
would backup every time.
In this way, site admin can choose the time period suit for his
situation. And every page would only be backed up once. If old page
has updated, it would be backed up in the newest time period.
Cheers,
linly
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