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January 03, 2007
SQL Backup Bug-Fix
A new bug has been identified and fixed. Please redownload.
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December 22, 2006
New Release
A new release is out, no need to reinstall if everything works well.
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November 17, 2006
Freeware Section Added
A new section with small but very useful freeware scripts has been added.
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About SiteVault |
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Having been developed by a web development company to fulfill their backup
needs, SiteVault has integrated a very good understanding of the needs it needs
to fulfill:
- Incremental backup details
Only modified files are downloaded and stored
- Alternate backup paths and protocols details
Use both FTP and HTTP protocols when downloading
- Backup only selected tables details
You'll be able to choose the tables you're downloading, no huge log tables for the daily backups
- Database Connection Gateway details
Use a PHP script to gateway to the SQL server
- Exceptional FTP Capabilities details
Built-in complete FTP application
- No Spyware or Adware
We will only collect details about your hardware that we'll use for licensing.
- For Webmasters details
Information for Webmasters and Web Developers
Please download the Demo Version to see all these in action.
(demo will expire after 30 days or 20 backups and it is fully functional)
You will need .NET Framework 1.1 installed, that you can download from here.
The application will run on Microsoft Windows 2000, XP and up.
It should run on older versions of Windows like 98,ME if you have all the updates for them.
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Only modified files are downloaded and stored.
The application can restore all the backups you did for one site. It is very useful if you need to restore the way the site worked at a certain date. To ensure that the files aren't duplicated uselessly, SiteVault does the following thing:
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Goes to the FTP server, gets information about the file
- Compares the file to previous backups
- If the file is new it copies it in the latest backup
- If the file is in an older backup, it moves it into the latest backup folder and leaves a reference in the older backup to it so that the older backup can be easily restored. It also checks what other backups reference to it and modifies them also.
This allows SiteVault to easily reconstruct older backups while keeping the newest information handy. |
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Use both FTP and HTTP protocols when downloading
Some PHP scripts create files on the server that only it and the server can access, they cannot be copied with FTP. This is annoying since these files are usually important modifications done by site managers (uploaded images, documents, application settings, etc). If the file is unavailable via FTP, SiteVault will go and download it with HTTP (since the file was most likely available to regular users anyway). |
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| Some tables in your site database aren't as important as others, the log tables aren't that vital to a backup, but can become very large. It will greatly slow the backup process, especially if it happens daily. SiteVault will allow the user to select the tables he wants to download. |
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Use a PHP script to gateway to the SQL server
Database servers aren’t usually accessible from outside the server or the datacenter network. SiteVault uploads gateway scripts, these scripts connect to the database server locally and stream the data back to SiteVault via HTTP. |
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Built-in complete FTP application
The application also functions as an FTP and File Management application brilliantly.
- It cashes the FTP file structure while you wait for easy navigation.
- It can copy files between FTP servers.
- Drag and Drop any file anywhere.
- Edit files directly on the FTP server.
- Uploads very large SQL files with ease.
- Execute SQL queries directly on the server.
- Navigate into FTP accounts, Local and Network Files, SQL rows with extreme ease in the same application.
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