centOS利用crond自动备份mysql数据库
菜鸟接手服务器管理,真是心有余而力不足
菜鸟接手服务器管理,真是心有余而力不足啊。经过网上搜寻几次,不断试错,终于把简单的自动备份数据库给弄好了。
以下是步骤:
1.新建脚本文件autoBackEvery.sh,我是用ssh工具操作,在本地建好在放到存放备份的目录backupEveryDay中去的
在脚本中写入以下内容
#!/bin/sh
filename=`date +%Y%m%d%s`
/usr/bin/mysqldump -h serverip -uuser -ppassword databases | gzip > 存放具体目录/$filename.sql.gz;
2.执行chmod +x /脚本文件,修改自己新建的脚本文件为可执行文件
3.执行vi /etc/crontab , 编辑crontab文件,在该文件中加入以下命令,保存退出
17 15 * * * root /data/backupEveryDay/autoBackEvery.sh
4.重启crond服务,service crond restart.
我上篇博文记录的是手动备份数据库出错遇到的问题,这一篇是自动备份。也遇到了一个问题,我一共备份了两个数据库,一个用备份文件还原数据库完全没问题,但是有一个却有400多条的错误。看了网上说了是有blog字段的需要在备份命令上加--hex-blog,我试过了,加上这句好像报错了,备份文件都为空。知道这个问题的大神拜托告诉我,谢谢

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