I have ftp access but would like to see content of mysql.
Basically myy website got hacked and the contents of my site is saved to mysql, how can I retrieve the content of database?
Where would the files be? The website was made by someone else so this will be first time I will be logging in via ftp.
I hope above makes sense. Please help.
Thanks in advance
To get the access of database you need to contact to you hosting
company and ask for database access . If possible ask them to provide
you the access of phpmyadmin. Then you will be able to access the
database.
Even if you do not find contents on MYSQL database . Try this link
http://archive.org/web/ and try to find the the most recent copy of
your web pages. At least you will be able to get the original contents
and structure of you site.
I hope it helps
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Good Evening. I'm having a challenge trying to display a database from "MySql" to a web page via "Netbeans" so that people can add/edit/remove the data. The code that I'm using is "xhtml". So far. I'm only able to display the data from the database.
Thank You in advance
I have a database that I have created for a friend of a mine that he would like to store his data and work directly from on a daily basis. Recently I came across ExcelforMySQL and thought this would be a perfect AddIn for him to use.
I have successfully linked the AddIn to the database (Xampp Local connection) and this loads up fine but when I move the database onto a webserver that I have with ionos(1and1) and enter the Host Details along with the Username and Password, I get the following error:
Connection attempt failed.
Unable to connect to any of the specified MySQL hosts.
When I click Show Details:
All it says is One or more errors occurred.
Would really appreciate it, if somebody could advise on how to fix this, as I really want to be able to work live on the data and update the changes from the user directly in Excel if possible and this addin looks like it does that.
If anyone has any other suggestions then I am happy to hear them as not fussed as what is used as long as it works.
Thanks
I had a similar problem to yourself with a number of my own sites/DB's hosted on Ionos. After a bit of searching through their help they state that access from outside your Ionos package is not possible. Unfortunately we're stuck with their hosted version of PHP My Admin in the control panel.
Although I have found that MySQL-front works great and bypasses the Ionos restrictions. Google is your friend...
Maybe a bit late for you but for others who come across this question as I said google is your friend...
i have researched that doing backup and restoring mysql databases is done through phpmyadmin.
I just want to ask, is it possible to have a button in a webpage that will let the user automatically backup a database and send it to his/her desired email account? the backup will be in a zip file.
Just a couple of things
1) phpMyAdmin is just a GUI to manage a mysql database. Basically just a user friendly way to interact with the db without having to use command line.
2)What you want to do is certainly possible in various ways.
You need some sort of server. If you are new to programming you could use an apache server and php as backend technology ( use xampp for a ready to use hosting environment ).
Basically the tasks are the following :
1)Serve a webpage with a button
2)On click of button call another page that connects to the db, backs it up, saves the backup to disk and then emails it. I'm sure there are lots of examples on the web, just make a quick google search :)
Yes it is possible to do that with php or any other server side language which have a functions to deal with MySQL or any type of database
You can program it , here is a good answer on that
Stakeoverflow question &
implementation from dzone
Here is the code on github which could help you.https://github.com/tazotodua/useful-php-scripts/blob/master/export-mysql-database-sql-backup.php
Is there any workaround people are aware of to edit Access forms while the database is in use by someone else on the network?
Solved(?): Think I figured this out. I guess I didn't fully understand how a split database worked yet. I'm going to split the database, hide the backend in my own folder. The front end will be on the share drive for anyone to use. I can make as many copies of the front end as I want, as they'll all be linked to the tables in the backend location. I can edit the structure of the front end whenver I want and just replace the one in the share drive for people to access.
You are going to want to create a split end database. That way you can work on your copy while others are still able to use the database. You can find information about it in the following link: https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/Split-an-Access-database-3015ad18-a3a1-4e9c-a7f3-51b1d73498cc
If you already have a split database than simply just work on your own master copy and send out the updated version to whomever will be using it.
Before I start I want to say this is my first site I am uploading that has a database - so I will appreshate any help whatsoever!
What site is the best for webhosting - the cheapest and most reliable? I'm not sure how big my database will get - but I need to have a lot of space! (just in case).
I, of cource, don't want my site to break down, so need a very reliable well known site. I have an account already with 1and1.com - and know about Godaddy.com but neither of them are really THAT cheap - if you know what I mean. There is one site I found : "http://www.000webhost.com/" - does this seem alright?
Also, when I upload my site and database - do I have to leave my computer on full time to allow my database to be added to etc?!! Is there some way I can upload the database from my computer - so it's not anything to do with my computer ... or something.
As you can tell - this really is my first site - and I have really know idea.
Im using MYSQL, Coldfusion and Dreamweaver btw.
So again, any help would be great. thanks.
Cheap, Reliable, Easy.
In general, you can only pick two from the above.
Check out bluehost.com.
No, you do not need to leave your computer on. You definitely want to put the database on their server, not yours. It sound like you need to do some research on that.
Upload the CMS files from your local system and then perform an export of your MySQL database (software like phpMyAdmin makes this dead simple) and then import it to your new database on your new host. Modify the configuration of your CMS (database host, username, and password will need to change) and check that it connects and reads the database properly and everything works right.
That way you don't need to leave your computer on all the time - you're literally moving your entire website to their server.