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\part{Backup}
To backup a horde environment, these items need to be considered:

\section{Config files}
As of Horde 6, it is sufficient to backup the var/config/ folder.<br />
You may also want to safe the SSL certificate files and the vhost config of your web server.<br />
You should also safe your composer.json and composer.lock files.

\section{Database backup}
Backup your SQL and <a href="https://wiki.horde.org/NoSQL">NoSQL</a> databases using the applicable technologies.<br />
In case of mariadb and mysql it is also useful to safe the database server's config files.

\section{IMAP server}
Backup your accounts on your imap server. This is usually outside the Horde administrator's responsibility. However, a webmail client like horde/imp is perfectly capable of trashing your logged in user's mailbox.

\section{Local filesystem}
If you use the virtual filesystem, i.e. for email attachments, ansel photo gallery or gollem file manager, you need to backup the VFS tree.<br />
The recommended path for VFS in Horde 6 is the var/vfs/ subdir of your root project but admins may configure different locations. Consult the config file in var/config/horde/conf.php

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\$conf[vfs][params][vfsroot] = 
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\section{LDAP server}
If you use LDAP for authentication or for addressbook storage, ensure a regular backup exists. This is usually outside the horde administrator's responsibility.

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