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		<description>Good advice, the solution is good to do a full FTP backup! But the backup with NCFTP is bandwidth consumer, does not include database, do only local copy, after the run of MCFTP you must copy the backup to have a backup of the day. There are tools like Website 2 Backup to do automated, encrypted and compressed website files and databases backup stored on emails, ftp or locally. You can use the email or ftp transfer to store backups in your hard drive.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good advice, the solution is good to do a full FTP backup! But the backup with NCFTP is bandwidth consumer, does not include database, do only local copy, after the run of MCFTP you must copy the backup to have a backup of the day. There are tools like Website 2 Backup to do automated, encrypted and compressed website files and databases backup stored on emails, ftp or locally. You can use the email or ftp transfer to store backups in your hard drive.</p>
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