example: 1. cd /var/customers/webs/wiki/wiki/maintenance/ 2. php dumpBackup.php --full > dump.xml Details dumpBackup.php file creates an XML dump for export or backup. XML dumps contain the content of the wiki (wiki pages with all their revisions), without the site-related data. DumpBackup.php does not create a full backup of the wiki database, the dump does not contain user accounts, images, edit logs, etc.[1] Once the dump is completed, you can import the XML dump. Examples You must choose a name for the data dump. For example the user here is saving all of the revision history ( --full) into a file named dump.xml: php dumpBackup.php --full > dump.xml For more details on this dump.xml example, see Detailed example below. You can restrict the data dump to one namespace. In this example there are only templates: php dumpBackup.php --current --filter=namespace:10 > templates.xml To include multiple namespaces: php dumpBackup.php --current --filter=namespace:10,11 > templates_plus_template_talk.xml Example usage of a plugin: php dumpBackup.php \ --plugin=AbstractFilter:extensions/ActiveAbstract/AbstractFilter.php \ --current \ --output=gzip:/dumps/abstract.xml.gz \ --filter=namespace:NS_MAIN \ --filter=noredirect \ --filter=abstract or php dumpBackup.php \ --plugin=MathMLFilter:../extensions/MathSearch/maintenance/MathMLFilter.php \ --current \ --filter=namespace:NS_MAIN \ --filter=mathml The --stub option can be used with dumpTextPass.php. To --include-files: php dumpBackup.php \ --full \ --include-files \ --uploads \ --output=gzip:/dumps/abstract.xml.gz The --uploads option needs to be used also. Otherwise no files will be included.

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:DumpBackup.php

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https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Importing_XML_dumps

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