dizda / CloudBackupBundle

Be able to backup your database(s) and upload it to the cloud (Dropbox, Amazon S3, GoogleDrive, etc.)
MIT License
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send by e-mail #135

Open takashius opened 6 years ago

takashius commented 6 years ago

What can I do if I want the compressed file that is generated to be sent to an email account?

In other words, I want to have the support not in dropbox or google drive but in an email account that may be gmail, it seems simple and organized, so I did before but with Symfony it costs me that, its bundle is very good, but I would like to be able to maintain that functionality.

What happens to me is to create the cron to be generated in a local folder and then with another cron search the file and send it, but it is double work and it is probably easier to send it directly in a single cron from the bundle.