JoomlaPack

Version
2.3.3 Stable, 2.4 Beta 2 (last update on Oct 27, 2009)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
572
Favoured
758
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
460930
Date Added
5 June 2007
Features:
- AJAX powered backup (site and database or database only)
- able to exclude specific folders
- able to exclude specific database tables
- AJAX powered restore
- "KickStart" restore: restore without unpacking backup
- Unattended backup mode
- Move your site between hosts
and much much more!
See: http://www.joomlapack.net/joomlapack-information/joomlapack-backup-solution/why-use-jp.html
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Note: Alpha, beta, and release candidate builds are recommended for advanced users only. We recommend that you use stable builds on production sites.
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byemptyricepot on November 19, 2009
This is such a life-saving extension!
I am a newbie to Joomla, manual installation or migration are out of the options. I followed step by step and did a practice round first. Now I've migrated my client's site successfully!
Thank you so so much!
I am a newbie to Joomla, manual installation or migration are out of the options. I followed step by step and did a practice round first. Now I've migrated my client's site successfully!
Thank you so so much!
byswoop1 on November 19, 2009
5 stars for the component.
5 stars for support.
On normal server settings everythings works perfect!
It still works perfect with some strange server settings and the help of Dale and Nicholas from the Joomlapack-forum. They do have answers that help!
I'll use it now to create a standard-package for future customers with many components and module and plugins already set up.
5 stars for support.
On normal server settings everythings works perfect!
It still works perfect with some strange server settings and the help of Dale and Nicholas from the Joomlapack-forum. They do have answers that help!
I'll use it now to create a standard-package for future customers with many components and module and plugins already set up.
byStAlphonzo on November 9, 2009
Simply put, this extension needs to be added to Joomla! core. This is getting installed to all my Joomla! sites immediately.
byDalek1243 on November 8, 2009
This component is brilliant! I love all the features it offers, such as cron jobs. I'm sure this component will save my website someday.
I have only one note to make. The JPA Archives arn't compressed enough. My site is around 120mb big, when I ran backup I saw that the JPA file took up 100mb or so... I nearly got in trouble with my host! :)
I have only one note to make. The JPA Archives arn't compressed enough. My site is around 120mb big, when I ran backup I saw that the JPA file took up 100mb or so... I nearly got in trouble with my host! :)
bymikednjusa on November 6, 2009
I downloaded this component for 1.0x over a year ago and hit has been regularly backing up 2 sites I run without fail the whole time. I just upgraded my main web site to 1.5 and I am looking forward to having this dependable backup tool on it!
bydkg11hu on November 6, 2009
It works! That's the best in that.
The front-end feature w/ cron job opportunity is a lifesaver.
How many times we delete something important by accident or mess up the development?
How many times we do not make a backup, because we forget, are tired to and do not do the last thing: backup of our work?
While doing development, using JoomlaPack frontend feature as a cron job is a must.
It works silently in the background so you can be sure that in case you mess it up, you only lose e.g. 1hr of work at max.
It takes 5 mins to retrieve the last working copy there is no excuse for not using it.
Also, I should mention that it is true what Nicholas (the lead developer) offers: they, indeed, come back to you within ONE day in case you have got problems and they do not just say: read the documentation, although this piece of software is very well documented.
I do not know how the they can do it, but they really SUPPORT you.
Try some software giants in this respect and afterward you will surely appreciate the support of this kind.
The front-end feature w/ cron job opportunity is a lifesaver.
How many times we delete something important by accident or mess up the development?
How many times we do not make a backup, because we forget, are tired to and do not do the last thing: backup of our work?
While doing development, using JoomlaPack frontend feature as a cron job is a must.
It works silently in the background so you can be sure that in case you mess it up, you only lose e.g. 1hr of work at max.
It takes 5 mins to retrieve the last working copy there is no excuse for not using it.
Also, I should mention that it is true what Nicholas (the lead developer) offers: they, indeed, come back to you within ONE day in case you have got problems and they do not just say: read the documentation, although this piece of software is very well documented.
I do not know how the they can do it, but they really SUPPORT you.
Try some software giants in this respect and afterward you will surely appreciate the support of this kind.
bylinguarus on November 4, 2009
Really great tool, it should be a part of joomla next generation.
byARC_Admin on October 30, 2009
There is absolutely no excuse for not doing regular backups of your Joomla site when there is backup software like this around.
I installed JoomlaPack and then did a full site backup in minutes. I restored my entire test site easily and it came right up with absolutely no ill effects.
I'll be using JoomlaPack to apply software fixes and upgrades from now on as well. Very well done!
I installed JoomlaPack and then did a full site backup in minutes. I restored my entire test site easily and it came right up with absolutely no ill effects.
I'll be using JoomlaPack to apply software fixes and upgrades from now on as well. Very well done!
byrizzofresh on October 26, 2009
Joomla Pack makes Joomla live much easier. I can remember transferring Joomla packages manually from my sandbox to the server. this was horrible. if i could vote more than 5 stars i would.
bybalamv on October 25, 2009
This must be used by every Joomla users.. very Very very good. Salute the team. Thanks
byjtmcduffie on October 21, 2009
This component works as described, installs like a kiss, and has made my life much less stressful. What more can you ask for?
byBernhardL on October 20, 2009
How can one be at the safe side without a backup tool? No, not really.
In fact, this package is a life insurance - all completely not depending from the provider.
Fav'ed it
In fact, this package is a life insurance - all completely not depending from the provider.
Fav'ed it
byimcdona on October 13, 2009
I was able to move my site to another host in minutes with this extension. Well worth the download folks!
byultracy on October 11, 2009
backup in 4 mins, restore in 4 mins. 2 mins checking. perfect restore from existing!!!
bynigglesnush85 on October 10, 2009
This extension is perhaps one of the best safty nets you could have for joomla! It takes a matter of minutes to figure out, and effectively reduces the time to backup or restore a site. Great product, 5 stars.
bydgaletar on October 10, 2009
JoomlaPack… WOW!!! What can I say besides, what a life saver this was for me!
I came across this tool about two months ago. It was a little hard for me to understand at first, as I am fairly new to Joomla!. But, once I harnessed it’s power, I began using the thing all over the place; on EVERY SITE I HAVE DESIGNED!
Moving a site was virtually impossible for me. I used FileZilla FTP to do this, and more often than not, files were missing all over. What a mess! It took me forever to figure it out and re-FTP them up to the site. By then I was pretty much done working on it for a while.
Enter JoomlaPack to the rescue! With JoomlaPack, I can move a site in minutes instead of hours. I can have it up and running with little work, as opposed to fumbling through folders trying to figure out what might have been missed.
And, that is not even talking about the strength of backing up a site. How could this not be a ‘main part’ of Joomla!1.5? They MUST know that this needs to be done? You know how many times (before I found JoomlaPack) I or one of my clients deleted a site by accident? Or moved something that shouldn’t have been moved and breaking the site all together?
NO MORE I SAY… NO MORE!!!
And, when I had trouble figuring something out (it was always my stupidity), Dale would ‘im’ with me for hours, nay I say days, until it was right. Now that is support!!!
Using JoomlaPack has certainly changed the way I move and backup Joomla! websites. If you’re smart, you’ll start using it too. Once you figure out the steps, it becomes so easy a Caveman could do it! (This in no way was designed or stated in an effort to offend any or all Cavemen who may be reading this article.)
I came across this tool about two months ago. It was a little hard for me to understand at first, as I am fairly new to Joomla!. But, once I harnessed it’s power, I began using the thing all over the place; on EVERY SITE I HAVE DESIGNED!
Moving a site was virtually impossible for me. I used FileZilla FTP to do this, and more often than not, files were missing all over. What a mess! It took me forever to figure it out and re-FTP them up to the site. By then I was pretty much done working on it for a while.
Enter JoomlaPack to the rescue! With JoomlaPack, I can move a site in minutes instead of hours. I can have it up and running with little work, as opposed to fumbling through folders trying to figure out what might have been missed.
And, that is not even talking about the strength of backing up a site. How could this not be a ‘main part’ of Joomla!1.5? They MUST know that this needs to be done? You know how many times (before I found JoomlaPack) I or one of my clients deleted a site by accident? Or moved something that shouldn’t have been moved and breaking the site all together?
NO MORE I SAY… NO MORE!!!
And, when I had trouble figuring something out (it was always my stupidity), Dale would ‘im’ with me for hours, nay I say days, until it was right. Now that is support!!!
Using JoomlaPack has certainly changed the way I move and backup Joomla! websites. If you’re smart, you’ll start using it too. Once you figure out the steps, it becomes so easy a Caveman could do it! (This in no way was designed or stated in an effort to offend any or all Cavemen who may be reading this article.)
bytommyfrench on October 10, 2009
Just use it if you are new in joomla.
Don't hesitate.
It easy and really time saving:
for back up
for retoring asite
for cloning
for duplucating
for testing...
It should be included in joomla by default...
Thank you a lot for this fantastic extension.
Thomas
Don't hesitate.
It easy and really time saving:
for back up
for retoring asite
for cloning
for duplucating
for testing...
It should be included in joomla by default...
Thank you a lot for this fantastic extension.
Thomas
bySANTINO on October 8, 2009
Its a shame there is not a ratin called: Perfection. As this is.... It's a wonderful bit of KIT that I am now using on all my client websites. Thanks guys. I will be donating next month.
thank you
thank you
byfluffybunny on October 3, 2009
Not all of us are Joomla wizards, but all of us do need good backup software. Joomlapack is not only very easy to use and also understandable for people with more modest web development skills, it also offers excellent support for when you do run into problems. This is the kind of feature that is sometimes underestimated, until you actually do run into trouble.
I had a problem with unpacking a JPA backup archive on a local host (MAMP) and the Joomlapack support stuck by me until solved. Thanks guys!
If you have this same problem, see [url=http://joomlapack.net/component/option,com_kunena/Itemid,98/catid,39/func,view/id,18559/]how to upload local backup to new local site[/url]
I had a problem with unpacking a JPA backup archive on a local host (MAMP) and the Joomlapack support stuck by me until solved. Thanks guys!
If you have this same problem, see [url=http://joomlapack.net/component/option,com_kunena/Itemid,98/catid,39/func,view/id,18559/]how to upload local backup to new local site[/url]
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