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== Installation ==
== Installation ==


* [[FoolFuuka/Install/Debian|Installing on Debian Jessie]]
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* [[FoolFuuka/Install/Ubuntu16|Installing on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS]]
* [[FoolFuuka/Install/Ubuntu16|Installing on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS]]
=== Dumping FoolFuuka Tables without leaking IPs or Passwords ===
It's easy and fast.
{{bc|<nowiki>
SELECT `doc_id`, `media_id`, `num`, `subnum`, `thread_num`, `op`, `timestamp`, `timestamp_expired`, `preview_orig`, `preview_w`, `preview_h`, `media_filename`, `media_w`, `media_h`, `media_size`, `media_hash`, `media_orig`, `spoiler`, `deleted`, `capcode`, `email`, `name`, `trip`, `title`, `comment`, `sticky`, `locked`, `poster_hash`, `poster_country`, `exif`
FROM `pol`
INTO OUTFILE "/tmp/a.csv"
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"'
  LINES TERMINATED BY "\n";
</nowiki>}}


== Backups ==
== Backups ==

Revision as of 04:37, 4 December 2017

FoolFuuka is a PHP web viewer paired with the Asagi archiver. It was developed by the FoolCode team who originally made this fork for archive.foolz.us. Currently, it is maintained by 4plebs.

Installation

Dumping FoolFuuka Tables without leaking IPs or Passwords

It's easy and fast.

SELECT `doc_id`, `media_id`, `num`, `subnum`, `thread_num`, `op`, `timestamp`, `timestamp_expired`, `preview_orig`, `preview_w`, `preview_h`, `media_filename`, `media_w`, `media_h`, `media_size`, `media_hash`, `media_orig`, `spoiler`, `deleted`, `capcode`, `email`, `name`, `trip`, `title`, `comment`, `sticky`, `locked`, `poster_hash`, `poster_country`, `exif`
FROM `pol`
INTO OUTFILE "/tmp/a.csv"
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' ENCLOSED BY '"'
  LINES TERMINATED BY "\n";

Backups

FoolFuuka/Asagi is notorious for their large and unwieldy database. We use this command to do daily and weekly dumps without getting locking problems.

mysqldump -u $DB_user -h $DB_host -p$DB_pass --opt --single-transaction --quick --lock-tables=false $DB $t | gzip > $DIR/$DB-$t.sql.gz