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Part I. The JoomlaPack Component Reference

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Part I. The JoomlaPack Component Reference
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Part I. The JoomlaPack Component Reference

Table of Contents

1. Getting and Installing JoomlaPack
Getting the component
Latest published version
Development snapshots
Installing the Component
Alternative installation
Common pitfalls
Upgrading the Component in Joomla! versions earlier than 1.5.5
2. Using the JoomlaPack Component
Common Navigation Elements
JoomlaPack Control Panel
The Control Panel in the Expert Mode
The Control Panel in the Easy Mode
Profiles management
The editor page
Configuration
Configuration in Easy Mode
Backup now
In case of backup failure
Administer backup files
Administer backup files in Easy Mode
View log
Downloading the log
Multiple databases definitions
Off-site Directories Inclusion
Introduction to the off-site directories inlusion feature
Using the management page
The editor page
Single file exclusion
Directory exclusion
Database tables exclusion
Skip Directory Contents
How do these filters work?
Using the filter manipulation page
Extension filters
Components
Modules
Plug-ins
Languages
Templates
The Live Update feature
Per-requisites and concept
Updates view when no new version is available
Updates view when a new version is available
Performing front-end backups
A PHP alternative to wget
CRON jobs
The front-end "Light Mode" backup
Skip Directory Contents
How do these filters work?
Using the filter manipulation page
The DirectFTP backup engine
CRON script manager
Editing a CRON script configuration
How the CRON scripts work (and how they don't)
Using the CRON scripts for scheduling your backups
3. Restoring backups and migrating your site to a new host
Getting the backup files on the server
Extracting using your domain control panel
Transferring the backup contents manually
Using Kickstart
Performing the restoration process
JoomlaPack Installer 2
JoomlaPack Installer 3
JoomlaPack Installer 4
Advanced: Partial restoration using Joomla! 1.5.x migration feature
Unorthodox: the emergency manual restoration
4. Miscellaneous information
Frequently asked questions
Security concerns
Access rights
Securing access to the backup output and temporary directories
Securing backup file transfers
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