Forever Loading Blank Page after Building Package

Hey Joseph,

If the log is not finishing (see the package log) this most likely is related to a timeout of some sort. In this case because your on a shared host with limited resources you will need to create a directory filter to get your overall size down and then manually move those files…

Cheers~

Hi Cory,
Yes it does seem to be a time out issue. I filtered out all the .jpgs and it worked then. Unfortunately it doesnt really help me keeping a backup of the site as it is a photography site and it would be a major pain reinstating all those images. I tried manually downloading the site and database but i kept getting errors when importing the database, is there any other method you can suggest.
thanks,
Joseph

same , at the finish when i click save permalinks and test site nothing happen, blank pages, i am trying to move from ipage shared hosting to a new vps (another company)

Help?

install raport:
Database Results
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when i open my website is empty page..blank..no website

Hey @the_new_intern

You might just try and filter out a directory like wp-content/uploads and set mysqldump as your DB option (see settings menu). Then all you have to do is move over the uploads directory. That may help, there are other options I have some of them listed here. You may also see if your host will increase your PHP timeout…

Hey razvancs,

Checkout this question on the FAQs page I believe it may help or provide some clues about this issue:
-> Browse to: https://lifeinthegrid.com/duplicator-faq
-> Find question: “Why do I get a blank/white screen on my site?”

There is a list of things you can try…

Hope that helps!

Hi. I did what you suggested. I downloaded the Uploads manually from the server, then after I ran the Duplicator installer I moved that folder into the local site folder and finished off the process,with the permalinks etc. and it all worked. yay!! Its a bit of a rigmorol but itll do until i find a more auto backup system. At least i can now move to another host easy if i want to. I’m a bit disappointed about the speed from Dreamhost, they’re meant to be “200 times faster”, but I’m on a 120mb fibre optic line here and some of the images are coming in like its Dialup!! I can only imagine how bad its is for people viewing my site on a more common slower connection. Perhaps you can see how bad it is (not trying to spam here, almost reluctant to put in the link as i really hate false posters!)
https://www.houseofjosephphotography.com/

Thanks again,
Joseph

Hey Joseph,

I just tried your site and the base page load was a bit slow, but after that it seemed ok less that 1 second per image… I think the issue with most shared hosts that people forget is that it can be fast one hour and slow the next. When your share the same server with hundreds sometimes thousands of other web-sites your going to run into slow downs if another site is busy taking up some of the shared servers processing power, its just the nature of working with Budget hosts…

Yes, you get what you pay for i suppose. so thats probably why a 249kb image (print details page) is not loading instantly on my approx 100mb fibre optic line. which is why im worried about how bad it will be for viewers, if i get any ?? Do you know if Cloud hosting companies would be any better?
Joseph

I have heard good things about this company:
https://www.stormondemand.com/

I have also used this company which is good:
https://www.servint.net/

Hope that helps!