• Resolved frogs4ever

    (@frogs4ever)


    Since the last update, my automatic backup has not worked. I loved not having to worry about manual backups. Is this a bug in the update?

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  • What makes you think the automatic backup does not work ?

    Anyway nothing was changed in the backup code …

    Thread Starter frogs4ever

    (@frogs4ever)

    I have mine set for it to send me a copy in an email. I haven’t received an email since June 21. Where exactly does it keep the backup other than when it sends it to me? I can look there, if I know where to look.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by frogs4ever.

    Ok, good thinking!

    Indeed it could be the backup completes but the email is not being send.

    Only if the Backup Method setting is currently set to “Save Locally and Email” there could be recent backup files in the:

    wp-content/uploads/ithemes-security/backups

    folder on the server. If so it’s just the email that fails.

    However the Database Backup module includes quite a lot of settings. Therefor it’s best to get the complete picture.

    As of the 7.0.2 release the plugin includes a debug page which can be enabled by adding the following line to the wp-config.php file:

    define('ITSEC_DEBUG', true);

    Note it’s ITSEC_DEBUG in single quotes. Perhaps better not to copy/paste. Normally I would say copy/paste but in this case type it in manually to prevent errors. Do double check …

    Also make sure to add the line in the correct location in the wp-config.php file. It must be added before the line below:

    /* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */

    Once properly added to the wp-config.php file navigate to the Security/Debug menu option and then under the Settings section select “backup” and finally click on the Load button.

    Post ALL the information displayed on the Debug page.

    Thread Starter frogs4ever

    (@frogs4ever)

    I didn’t have it to save locally, but I do now. I’m not too confident in dealing with files, so it will take me a while to do this, because I’ll be learning as I go. Thanks for your help.

    Ok, no problem.

    Simplest way to edit the wp-config.php file would probably be to log into your hosting control panel and use whatever file management app is available there.

    For more info on editing the wp-config.php file read the Codex Editing wp-config.php article.

    Thread Starter frogs4ever

    (@frogs4ever)

    I took care of it. Thanks again for the help.

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