dbdump

Introduction

Very lightweight database dumper that automatically locks onto access details provided by other PHP frameworks.

PhpMyAdmin is able to do exactly the same, but this is a single file that can be uploaded quickly alongside an existing site, it supports systems like wordpress and concrete5.

Useful for when a quick database dump is required, just enter some users account details at the top to protect from unauthorised use, upload and hit the URL.

Usage

Enter your usernames and passwords into the constructor in either plain text (insecure if read by someone else) or encypted

Example 1: allowing bob access with the password 1234 and joe access with password 5678 - no encryption 

	dbDump::Init(array(
		'users'	=> array(
			array('username'=>'bob','password'=>'1234'),
			array('username'=>'joe','password'=>'5678'),
		)));



Example 2: allowing bob access with the password 1234 and joe access with password 5678 - with encyption method and hashed passwords that must match the method result

	dbDump::Init(array(
		'users'	=> array(
			array('username'=>'bob','password'=>'81dc9bdb52d04dc20036dbd8313ed055'),
			array('username'=>'joe','password'=>'674f3c2c1a8a6f90461e8a66fb5550ba'),
		),
		'passwordEncryption'=>function($pass){
			return md5($pass);
		}
	));

Upload to the domain root, typically httd_docs, public_html etc, and Hit the URL e.g /dump.php

Provide the details you added in the constructor and once logged in it will lock onto the database and offer it for download.

Requirements

PHP 5.4+