archives bigger than 64MByte are not created

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  • 64*1024*1024? That’s funny.

    I know a lot of backup plugins with problems creating bigger zip archives.

    A workaround would be creating different backups for the bigger directorys e.g. one for wp-content/uploads, one for wp-content/plugins and exclude the bigger ones in then “main”-backup.

    As far as I know the updraftplus plugin makes automatically that split into multiple archives.

    “Great” tool. It’s trying to backup my testside now for 4 days, without finishing, aborting, producing error messages or log-files …

    .. welcome to the new “standards” in coding a programm or application …

    (SCNR)

    Plugin Contributor Paul de Wouters

    (@pauldewouters)

    wpfanboy

    Could you post the info in the Help tab on the BackUpWordPress admin page?
    Also, try updating to the latest version and running a backup annually

    Update done.
    trying a manual file backup …

    for my opinion it seems to stuck by
    “calculating the size of your backup”

    Hello,

    Exactly the same problem here.
    I’ve installed BackUpWordpress on 3 different WordPress installations.

    The archive size is always 64MB even when I try in manual mode.

    I have the same problem, with different backup plugins as well. Tried increasing the Php Memory Limit but that didn’t help. Does anybody have a solution?

    Same problem here

    Plugin Author cuvelier

    (@cuvelier)

    Hi all,

    Would it be possible for you to reach out to us through our dedicated BackUpWordPress Support channel by enabling support?

    You can follow this guide on how to do so: https://bwp.hmn.md/support-center/enable-support

    Cheers!
    Owain

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