#!/bin/sh
 
BACKUP="/path/to/temp/dir/$$"
 
DAY=$(date +"%a")
 
### MySQL Setup ###
MUSER="root"
MPASS="your_root_password"
MHOST="localhost"
MYSQL="$(which mysql)"
MYSQLDUMP="$(which mysqldump)"
GZIP="$(which gzip)"
 
### FTP server Setup ###
FTPUSER="ftp_username"
FTPPASS="ftp_password"
FTPHOST="ftp_host"
 
mkdir -p $BACKUP
 
### Start MySQL Backup ###
# Get all databases name
DBS="$($MYSQL -u $MUSER -h $MHOST -p$MPASS -Bse 'show databases')"
for db in $DBS
do
 FILE=$BACKUP/$(date +"%a")-$db.gz
 $MYSQLDUMP -u $MUSER -h $MHOST -p$MPASS $db | $GZIP -9 > $FILE
 echo "Saving "$db" to "$FILE
done
 
### Dump backup using FTP ###
echo "Sending file via FTP"
 
ftp -ni $FTPHOST > /tmp/ftp.worked 2> /tmp/ftp.failed <<END_SCRIPT
quote USER $FTPUSER
quote PASS $FTPPASS
lcd $BACKUP
binary
mput *.gz
quit
END_SCRIPT
 
if [ -s /tmp/ftp.failed ] 
then
   echo "Problem while sendig file ... "
   cat /tmp/ftp.failed | mail -s "Problem while backup" yourmail@yourdomain.com
else
   echo "File sent successfully ... "
   echo "Deleting temporary backup direatory"
   echo $BACKUP
   rm -rf $BACKUP
fi

Once you have set the parameters and saved the file edit your cron for a nightly backup and add a line like

# FTP backup
0 2 * * * /path/to/your/file/do_backup.sh > /path/to/your/file/cron.log

If you are using it and you have whatever kind of problem or want to suggest something just leave a comment.

To make this plugin works you must install  ngx_cache_purge plugin from FRiCKLE Labs. Download it here.

After a bit of search I've found that you can specify the user for external resource by adding it before the domain with a @ so, for me the sintax was:

nextgen-gallery https://simone.fumagalli@nextgen-gallery.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

Once you set up the SVN property give an update to the working folder and Eclipse will ask for the password.

SVN External with a different username in Eclipse

This is a small extension for NextGen Gallery, it allow you to specify which area NGG must use to generate the the thumbnail.

Quite often the thumbnails generated by NGG do not show the "right" part of the picture, this happen especially when you have a gallery with people, where you want to show in the thumb the face and not the belly.

Demo

Have a look here where you can see two galleries (same pictures) the first with the standard and the second with custom thumbnails.

Installation

First unpack the archive to the NGG root directory, then open manage-images.php and modify line 338 from

<img class="thumb" src="<?php echo $picture->thumbURL; ?>" <?php echo $thumbsize ?> />

to

<img class="thumb" id="thumb<?php echo $pid ?>" src="<?php echo $picture->thumbURL; ?>" <?php echo $thumbsize ?> />

and add this line at the end of nggallery.php

include_once (dirname (__FILE__)."/admin/custom_thumbnails.php");

Download

Here the package for the version 0.2 it ONLY works with WP 2.7 and NGG 1.0

Download Version 0.2

Screenshots

List with "Edit thumbnail" action

Popup for area selection

I found the plugin "Allow Embedded Videos" (http://wpmudev.org/project/Allow-Embedded-Videos) but still the button in the editor didn't show up.

Download it here

hpatoio@namazu:~$ mysqldump -uroot -p DATABASE_NAME -T '/home/simone/export_csv' --fields-terminated-by "," --fields-enclosed-by '"' --lines-terminated-by "\n"

the script will create a files for each table of the DB and will place it in export_csv.

If you need to export a custom resultset or you need to export data from a remote MySQL server on your machine you can use this command :

hpatoio@namazu:~$ mysql -uroot -h HOSTNAME -p DATABASE_NAME -B -e "select field1,field2 ... fieldX from \`TABLE_NAME\`;" | sed 's/\t/","/g;s/^/"/;s/$/"/;s/\n//g' > my_export.csv

That's the way I like, that's the way I meant !

This code is quite easy:

• shiftDay hold the number of days you want to add, if you need to go backwards you can set it to a negative value.
• myDate is set to the current date
• At the end we will have the data we need in day, month and year.
• getUTCMonth return the current month shifted back by one (January is 0, February is 1 and so on) that's why we add 1. We multiply the value returned by getUTCMonth by one to cast it to integer.