Excluding error_log file

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  • The plugin only excludes at the directory level and without an extension it can’t filter at this point in time. I would just delete the error_log file. If you feel you still need it you can FTP it to your own computer then just delete the error_log file, it will create a new one when an error is found…

    Hope that helps!

    Thread Starter Kowsar Hossain

    (@kowsar89)

    I want to use something like this: https://prntscr.com/63v4ji
    The above image works for zip and sql but doesn’t work for the error_log

    Is it possible to make it work?

    Thanks

    At this point that won’t work because it currently it only looks at the extension and that file doesn’t provide one. In your php.ini I think you can specific how the error log file is formatted. If so you could give it a special extension and then exclude that. I’ll add that to the todo list for future support.

    Cheers~

    Thread Starter Kowsar Hossain

    (@kowsar89)

    Thanks a lot, hope to see it happen soon.
    Another thing i want to mention, this plugin has a problem with big database. I mean i failed to make it work on a client site which has a large database (250Mb).
    Otherwise, this plugin is great ??

    No Problem. Try the mysqldump option in the settings page it is designed for larger databases…

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