WordPress, WooCommerce, OpenCart, Joomla, Laravel or a hand-written PHP site — they all use the same module. You add your domain, upload the folder generated for it to your web root, press Verify in the panel, and backups run automatically. Your FTP and database passwords never leave your server.
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The install is identical regardless of what your site is built with.
Open a free account in the Yedekalma panel and add your domain. The module zip package is generated for that domain only: the folder name and access key are built into it.
Unzip the package you downloaded from the panel and upload the folder inside to your web root via FTP or your file manager without renaming it.
Press Verify in the panel and the module connects itself. Because the access key already comes inside the package, there is no token to paste.
Choose frequency, components and storage target. Everything after this is automatic.
A plugin lives inside your site. When the site breaks, so does the plugin.
One module for every PHP site. You do not need a different tool for each platform.
The module sits outside your CMS, so a broken theme or plugin does not take your backups down with it.
CMS core upgrades do not touch the module folder, so it works regardless of your CMS version.
Database credentials are read and kept by the module on your server; you never share database or FTP passwords with us.
Backups go straight from your server to your storage target. Backup files are not stored on our servers.
You do not open database ports or hand out SSH access.
The module requires PHP 7.1 or newer (8.1+ recommended) and runs on Linux PHP hosting. Before installing, a compatibility test in the panel checks the PHP version, required extensions, write permissions, outbound access and large-file handling. For databases, MySQL and MariaDB are supported — PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB and SQL Server are not.
The module must be reachable over the web, so it goes in your document root. On frameworks where the document root is a subdirectory (Laravel's public/, for example) install it there.
Folders outside the site root can be added to the backup as Extra folders in the module's own settings screen; one that doesn't work is flagged in red in the panel. Older archives already sitting on your server can be brought into the panel as imported backups.
| Feature / Comparison | Yedekalma (Automatic) | Classic Manual Method (FTP etc.) | Other Software / Tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| AES-256 Encryption | Optional, applied on your server before upload | None (files are transferred unencrypted) | Varies by product |
| File Transfer Speed | Optional incremental mode: only changed files | All Files Every Time (Slow) | Often a full archive every time |
| Server Disk Space | Temporary space while packaging only; no permanent copy kept | Temporary compressed files take up disk space | Archives often kept on the same server |
| Central Management | Managed from a Single SaaS Panel | Manual Tracking Required | Varies; often one login per site |
| Feature / Comparison | Yedekalma (Automatic) | Manual SQL Export | Other Software / Tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credential Security | Database password is never shared with us | No password sharing (local access) | Some ask for database credentials |
| Scheduled Automatic Task | Easy Scheduling from the Panel (No Extra Tasks) | Must be triggered manually every time | Often needs a server-side cron job |
| Encrypted Storage | With encryption on, the database dump is encrypted too | SQL downloads as plain text | Varies by product |
| Guided Restore | 3-step restore wizard in the panel (component · summary · confirm) | Manual and risky via phpMyAdmin import | Varies by product |
The "Other Software / Tools" columns describe general practice to the best of our knowledge (August 2026); individual products and versions may differ.
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