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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.\newline
You may also want to safe the SSL certificate files and the vhost config of your web server.\newline
You should also safe your composer.json and composer.lock files.

\section{ Database backup}
Backup your SQL and NoSQL\footnote{http://example.com/index.php?page=NoSQL} databases using the applicable technologies.\newline
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. \newline
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\newline
\begin{verbatim}

$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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