• Resolved Aethon

    (@aethon)


    Hi guys, I have Total Upkeep Premium and I know that I can set a delay of days for the updating of plugins.

    Can this delayed update/backup be made to happen at night?

    It seems there is a lot of control already so this added parameter shouldn’t be more difficult.

    Please let me know!

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Contributor Jesse Owens

    (@jessecowens)

    Hi @aethon

    Thanks for the great question! Normally we don’t provide support for Premium features here in the www.remarpro.com forums (we can support the premium product on our dedicated support forums).

    However, backups before auto-updates is also a feature in the Free plugin hosted here, so I’ll go ahead and answer here in case anyone else has a similar question.

    Since auto-updates are run on a WordPress core wp-cron schedule of “Twice Daily,” these are different than the normal scheduled backups that you can specify the time-of-day for.

    However, I think this is a useful feature, so I’ve gone ahead and created a feature request for our developers based on your feedback.

    In the meantime, you could accomplish this with a third-party plugin like WP Crontrol or Advanced Cron Manager.

    You can use these plugins to alter the events wp_update_plugins and wp_update_themes to change their schedule from “Twice Daily” to a set time-of-day. You’ll want to couple that with an automated uptime monitor like Pingdom, Newrelic or something similar (many CDN’s come with an uptime monitor as well). This will ensure that wp-cron is triggered to run at the correct time during your slow time of day.

    Plugin Contributor Jesse Owens

    (@jessecowens)

    Hi @aethon

    We haven’t heard back from you in about 2 weeks, so I’m marking this issue as resolved. However, please let us know if you’re still having any trouble, we’re happy to help!

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