Example:
// Mysql connection settings (must have root access to get all DBs)
$MYSQL_HOST = ‘192.168.1.X’;

Regards,
Vidhyasagar

Example:
// Mysql connection settings (must have root access to get all DBs)
$MYSQL_HOST = ‘192.168.1.X’;

Executing MySQL Backup Script v1.4
Processing Databases..
Access denied for user 'cronDataBaseBackup'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
Access denied for user 'cronDataBaseBackup'@'localhost' (using password: YES)
Access denied for user 'cronDataBaseBackup'@'localhost' (using password: YES)

The config files looks like this:

// Path to the mysql commands (mysqldump, mysqladmin, etc..)
$MYSQL_PATH = '/usr/bin';  //and i meant to set this to a different path?

// Mysql connection settings (must have root access to get all DBs)
$MYSQL_HOST = 'localhost';
$MYSQL_USER = 'cronDataBaseBackup'; //this user been created specifically for backing up the database, and has all privs
$MYSQL_PASSWD = 'hfuHYv6%F5dhf9jg9dn0*UNil';

// Backup destination (will be created if not already existing)
$BACKUP_DEST = $current_path.'/sql_files/';

// Temporary location (will be created if not already existing)
$BACKUP_TEMP = '/tmp/backup_temp';

// Show script status on screen while processing
// (Does not effect log file creation)
$VERBOSE = true;

Any ideas? Have I missed something? (the login details, username ad password are defo correct)

Thanks,

John

please see the link below, i have also added screenshots for the ease of understanding

thanks

I have one error:

DUMP FAILED
sh: /usr/local/mysql/mysqldump: No such file or directory
DUMP FAILED
sh: /usr/local/mysql/mysqldump: No such file or directory

I used:

to find out where my mysql dir is.

What should I do?