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--- how_to:backup_vpop3 [2014/06/10 11:30] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ how_to:backup_vpop3 [2015/02/23 16:28] – [Alternative Backup Procedures] paul
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 See the [[PostgreSQL replication]] article for more details
-(We can help set this up for you if you wish, but this will be chargeable - the current rate is £40 + VAT for a simple setup (ie replicating over a LAN with file sharing available between the two PCs). If you have a more complicated setup (eg replicating over the Internet) this can be more complex as it can involve configuring VPNs etc, so the cost may be greater)
+(We can help set this up for you if you wish, but this will be chargeable - the current rate is £100 + VAT for a simple setup (ie replicating over a LAN with file sharing available between the two PCs). If you have a more complicated setup (eg replicating over the Internet) this can be more complex as it can involve configuring VPNs etc, so the cost may be greater)
 ===Backing up the PostgreSQL database directly===
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   - Go to a command prompt on the VPOP3 computer, and go to the VPOP3 directory.
-  - Run ''pgsql\bin\pg_dump -F c -U vpop3 -f database.dmp vpop3''
+  - Run ''pgsql\bin\pg_dump -F c -U vpop3 -v -f database.dmp vpop3''
   - At the password prompt, type ''vpop3pass'' (This assumes a standard installation, if your PostgreSQL installation is non-standard, then you may need to change this command appropriately)

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