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Hu Guys,
I need to know what is the best way to do backup of files and database in Openkm. I found the following link http://wiki.openkm.com/index.php/Backup_with_rsync.
It has good scripts, can I use them on the Cron tab in Openkm, so it does it automatically?

Do you have any suggestions.

Thanks

Yes, you can use with a crontab ( for example with http://wiki.openkm.com/index.php/Backup ... iff-backup or http://wiki.openkm.com/index.php/Backup_with_duplicity you can generate incremetal backups )

Thanks for your reply.
I did try using the Duplicity script named "Remote backup with duplicity (Tomcat - MySQL) " in
http://wiki.openkm.com/index.php/Backup_with_duplicity

However when I execute from Cron tab I receive the following error via email:

Thanks

Quite strange, it seems that not done break lines correctly when you copied the script, take a look on it. If you're executing on Linux I suggest do not write files on Windows and then copy on lines, break lines codes are not the same and could be some problem. Take a look at file on Linux and be sure is right composed.

Thanks for your reply.
It is very strange indeed, I did copy the script from my Ubuntu 12.04 version, and I still received the error. I then removed the first three lines of code , and it didn't throw that error any more, however it started to throw other errors.
I then started receiving the following error I then tried to place a semi colon ; at the end of line 1 and line 2, see below: However I then received the following error: So this script is throwing errors, either I am doing something worng or this script doesn't work for Ubuntu 12.04 version. I save the file as .bsh extension as that is the only extension OpenKM accepts in order for the script to execute.

Thanks

Just an update, I tried to execute the script from Ubuntu's terminal, and it works prefectctly fine, it did a backup of the database and all of OpenKM's files.
Do you know why it doesn't work properly from OpenKM cron tab.

Thanks

Sincerally no. I suggest you use root user to schedule crontab, not openkm user. Here could be the problem.