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    This document contains a PowerShell script for backing up a WordPress installation. It copies files from the WordPress directory to a temporary directory, dumps the MySQL database to a SQL file, compresses the files and database dump into a ZIP file, then optionally emails a notification or moves the ZIP file to a destination directory. The script requires PowerShell 2.0 and optionally 7-Zip for compression. It contains configurable parameters for file paths, database credentials, email settings, and more. Functions are defined for logging messages. The main program logic creates directories, copies files, dumps the database, compresses files, and sends email if enabled by the configuration.

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    This document contains a PowerShell script for backing up a WordPress installation. It copies files from the WordPress directory to a temporary directory, dumps the MySQL database to a SQL file, compresses the files and database dump into a ZIP file, then optionally emails a notification or moves the ZIP file to a destination directory. The script requires PowerShell 2.0 and optionally 7-Zip for compression. It contains configurable parameters for file paths, database credentials, email settings, and more. Functions are defined for logging messages. The main program logic creates directories, copies files, dumps the database, compresses files, and sends email if enabled by the configuration.

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    This document contains a PowerShell script for backing up a WordPress installation. It copies files from the WordPress directory to a temporary directory, dumps the MySQL database to a SQL file, compresses the files and database dump into a ZIP file, then optionally emails a notification or moves the ZIP file to a destination directory. The script requires PowerShell 2.0 and optionally 7-Zip for compression. It contains configurable parameters for file paths, database credentials, email settings, and more. Functions are defined for logging messages. The main program logic creates directories, copies files, dumps the database, compresses files, and sends email if enabled by the configuration.

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    This document contains a PowerShell script for backing up a WordPress installation. It copies files from the WordPress directory to a temporary directory, dumps the MySQL database to a SQL file, compresses the files and database dump into a ZIP file, then optionally emails a notification or moves the ZIP file to a destination directory. The script requires PowerShell 2.0 and optionally 7-Zip for compression. It contains configurable parameters for file paths, database credentials, email settings, and more. Functions are defined for logging messages. The main program logic creates directories, copies files, dumps the database, compresses files, and sends email if enabled by the configuration.

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    Omar E. Vsquez Chavarri <omar.vasquez.chavarri@gmail.com>
    Para: Omar Eduardo Vasquez Chavarri <omar.vasquez.chavarri@gmail.com>

    mar., ago. 30, 2016 a la hora 20:08

    #Backup
    script for
    Wordpress
    installation
    #Dependencies: Powershell 2.0+ (required) 7zip (optional), SMTP server without authentication
    (optional)
    #Author: Tobias Jrvelv - @jarvelov
    #Author homepage: tobias.jarvelov.se
    #Last updated: 2016-03-02
    ## Config Start ##
    #Credentials
    $mysqlUser = "user"

    #Mysql username

    $mysqlPass = "pass"

    #Mysql password

    $mysqlHost = "localhost" #omit quotes if using IP


    $mysqlDatabase = "mydb" #Name database you want to export
    $mysqlCharset = "utf8"

    #Change this if your server is not using UTF8 encoding

    #Filepaths
    $sourceDir = "WPINSTALLDIR"

    #e.g. C:\inetpub\wwwroot

    $destDir = "ZIPDESTINATIONDIR" #e.g. D:\Backup


    $sqlOutputFile = "mydb.sql"

    #Output filename for dumped database (will be placed in root of

    the zip file)


    $mysqlDump = "mysqldump.exe"

    #If mysqldump.exe not in PATH use format '"C:\Program

    Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.7\bin\mysqldump.exe"'


    $7zip = "7za.exe"

    #if 7za.exe not in PATH use format '"C:\Program

    Files\7zip\7za.exe"'
    #Settings
    $mailEnabled = $True

    #Set to $False if you don't want an email

    $zipEnabled = $True

    #Set to $False if you don't want to compress the directory and

    just move it to the destination directory ($destDir)


    #Mail settings
    $subject = "WP backup - "
    $recipients = "user@example.com"
    $sender = 'WP backup <user@example.com>'
    #Smtp settings
    $smtpServer = "localhost"

    #Must be an SMTP server WITHOUT authentication

    $smtpPort = 25
    #Output directory name format
    $prefix = "wpbackup_"
    $date = (Get-Date -Format "yyyy_MM_dd_HHmm").ToString()

    ## Config End ##
    #No need to configure anything below this line"
    ## Functions ##
    Function Write-Log ($msg){
    $logDate = (Get-Date -Format "yyyy_MM_dd_HHmm").ToString()
    $content = "$logDate : $msg"
    Write-Host $content
    Add-Content -Value $content -Path $logFile
    }
    ## Program Start ##
    #Create log and temporary folder
    $name = "Create folders"
    $logDir =".\logs\"
    $logFile = "$logDir$prefix$date.txt"
    $tmpName = "$prefix$date"
    $tmpDir = ".\$tmpName"
    $steps = @()
    Try {
    If((Test-Path ($logDir)) -eq $false) {
    New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $logDir | Out-Null
    }
    Write-Log "Info $name : Creating log and temporary directories."
    #Make sure $tmpDir exists
    If((Test-Path ($tmpDir)) -eq $false) {
    New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $tmpDir | Out-Null
    }
    #Make sure $destDir exists
    If((Test-Path ($destDir)) -eq $false) {
    New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $destDir | Out-Null
    }
    $status = $true
    } Catch [Exception] {
    Write-Log "Failure $name : Could not create temporary directories. Exception:
    "$_.Exception.Message
    $status = $false
    }
    $steps += @($status,$name)
    #Copy Wordpress installation
    $name = "Copy files"
    Write-Log "Info $name : Copying Wordpress directory..."
    Try {
    Copy-Item -Path $sourceDir -Recurse -Destination "$tmpDir"
    #If copy is done but tmpDir isn't created, report failure

    If((Test-Path ($tmpDir)) -eq $false) {


    Write-Log "Failure $name : Path $tmpDir does not exist"

    ...

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