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    backup

    looking for a good backup and restore plugin, to upgrate cp to 2.05.1

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    Hello everyone,you have fantastic themes ,this is the best plugin for me now WordPress › BackUpWordPress « WordPress Plugins (BackUpWordPress | humanmade) ,he sends wp database and wp files to your email once a day .

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    In my own experience VaultPress — Safeguard your site it is SO FAR THE BEST I've ever tested.
    Noted I've also try BackupBuddy : PluginBuddy | WordPress Plugins

    Unfortunatey both are payed ;(
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    I guess it's easyer to use a plugin, but in "backup case" I don't trust a plugin .

    So i prefer to take a full backup of all ftp files + mysql database

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    Quote Originally Posted by spymare View Post
    I guess it's easyer to use a plugin, but in "backup case" I don't trust a plugin .

    So i prefer to take a full backup of all ftp files + mysql database
    all these plugins works fine... but.. personally yes i do agree with spymare

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    Quote Originally Posted by spymare View Post
    I guess it's easyer to use a plugin, but in "backup case" I don't trust a plugin .

    So i prefer to take a full backup of all ftp files + mysql database
    I also prefer doing it manually.
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    BackupBuddy and other ways to backup and RESTORE

    I have looked at the BackupBuddy plugin, which does make the good point about covering the entire process, RESTORE being really important, and MIGRATE to another host altogether.

    But up to this point I have done a multi-step manual process on hosts where they did not have a cpanel or where I did not want to mess with it.

    However, in the opinions of some large scale users of Classipress or another Appthemes, what is the most reliable method you Admins have been using that will also include all user account images?

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    just tryed backupbuddy, and I must say it is very good.
    But yet I still prefer to do it manually, but the restore function is much faster, than you would be able to do it manually, since it can extract the zip file on the server .

    I might make a torturial how to migrate from one host, to anorther host.
    basic:

    change the url in the sql file.
    change the url in all php files using a tool.
    upload the files to the new server, and import the sql database.
    change the mysql home path from phpmyadmin.

    backupbuddy does the same..

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    That was my question then about backupbuddy because basically I have to do search-and-replace strings on sql files, where necessary in php files, and the same manual procedure you describe.

    I will give a little more attention to backupbuddy now, thank you for checking and reporting.

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