Not really a solution, but a way to identify the real problem: see remarks on WP Cron at the top.
Somewhere before that line add this: define( 'ALTERNATE_WP_CRON', true ). Open wp-config.php and find the line where it says if ( !defined('ABSPATH') ). If it says something like (401) Authorisation required in the right column, go to the Network tab and set the username and password for server-side authentication. Find Server self connect: in the left column. Have you set a backup target correctly? A backup job has started, but nothing seems to be happening-not even when I re-start it manually. There should be a Tab “To: …” in your backup job’s configuration. Please cancel the running job and re-edit its configuration. That means a backup job has started, but BackWPup doens’t know where to store the backup files. Yuk! It says: “ERROR: No destination correctly defined for backup!” If not, you’re very likely to have an issue with WP Cron. Then leave your site (that’s important), come back after 11 minutes and check whether your scheduled post has been published. In that case it takes an extra server-side cron job to regularly call and tell WordPress what time it is.Ī simple way to find out whether WP Cron works as it should on your site is to create a new post and set its publishing date to some point in the future, i.e. If your site happens to not being visited for a period of time, WordPress’ inner clock gets sort of slow. That happens whenever someone (including yourself) visits your site. In order for WordPress to “know” when to execute a job, its “inner clock” needs to be set regularly. My backup jobs don’t seem to run as scheduled.īackWPup uses WordPress’ own cron job system ( WP Cron) to execute scheduled backup jobs. To learn more about the differences between BackWPup Free and Pro, have a look at this chart. Please take a look at our documentation here to learn more.īackWPup Pro includes a convenient restore feature to restore your backups directly from your WordPress admin.īackWPup Pro also offers many additional features including more settings, destinations, a Standalone Restore App and of course access to our premium support. Restoring backups made with BackWPup can be done multiple ways. You can find a detailed tutorial in the BackWPup documentation. 
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Our friends at OSTraining have done a tremendous job with their video tutorials on BackWPup. Plugin functions that don’t work because of your server settings, will not be displayed in admin area.To use the Plugin with full functionality PHP 5.3.3 with mysqli, FTP,gz, bz2, ZipArchive and curl is needed.WordPress 3.9 and PHP 5.3.3 required! (read more about recommended php version and why you should switch to modern php).In case you need to comply with the new GDPR regulation, check out our post BacKWPup, Backups and GDPR. NEW – PRO: Encrypt backup archives and restore from encrypted backups.NEW – PRO: Restore your backups with only a few clicks from your WordPress backend.Pro version and support available – BackWPup Pro.Multi-site support only as network admin.PRO: Store backup to HiDrive (needs curl).PRO: Store backup to OneDrive (needs curl).PRO: Store backup to Google Drive (needs curl).
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