What to Do When a File Upload Gets Stuck at 100% During Import

If you are importing a backup and the backup upload process stops at 100%, there are some reasons why this could happen. This article will list these reasons and provide recommendations on how to resolve them. 1. Check if the hosting that you are using is in supported or unsupported hosting provider lists. If you see your host […]

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How to Generate an Application Password in WordPress

Since WordPress 5.6, you can now create Application Passwords that can be used to make authenticated requests to various WordPress APIs. Here is a quick guide on how to generate an Application Password from your WordPress dashboard. Navigate to the “Users” page Next, locate the particular user you want to generate the Application Password for […]

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What to do when scheduled backups are not working

Cron is a tool used to schedule tasks to run automatically at specific times or intervals. Think of it as setting an alarm clock for your computer, but instead of waking you up, it runs a task, like backing up files, sending an email, or running a script. WordPress has a built-in cron system. However, […]

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How to Change the Storage Path for All-in-One WP Migration

In some environments, such as those with multiple servers behind a load balancer, the default storage path used by All-in-One WP Migration may not be suitable. By default, the plugin stores temporary data in a subdirectory within its own directory (`/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/storage/`). However, you can customize this storage path to better suit your setup. This guide […]

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How to Perform an Inplace Migration Using All-in-One WP Migration Plugin

Inplace migration is a process where you move your WordPress site to a new server or domain while keeping its content intact. This guide will walk you through the steps to perform an inplace migration using the All-in-One WP Migration plugin. Step-by-Step Process Export the Database Login to your WordPress admin dashboard. Go to the […]

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Using Incremental Backups

Incremental backups store website files that have changed since the last backup. They are especially helpful if you have a very large website and do not want to take a full backup every time. When you use incremental backups, your first full backup will contain everything from your site. Subsequent smaller incremental backups will be […]

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Access Level Settings for Cloud-based Extensions

In order to successfully use your cloud-based extensions, you need to link them to your account. This article discusses the access-level options you have for linking to your account. The access level option is currently available for Google Drive and Dropbox Extensions only. To link to your cloud-based account, you need to go to the […]

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How to use the “Advanced Options” feature during export

The All-in-One WP Migration plugin enables you to specify what files you want to be exported. This comes in handy when you only want to back up certain parts of your website. Using the “Advanced Options” feature gives you this flexibility. From the All-in-One WP Migration panel in your WordPress dashboard, click on the “Export” […]

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Backup Scheduling using the Schedules Feature

With all our extensions, you have the ability to schedule backups to file or remote storage locations. First, select the “Schedules” option from the All-in-One WP Migration plugin menu This takes you to the dashboard where you see some already-defined settings for daily, weekly, and monthly backups. If you are satisfied with the default scheduling […]

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Resetting your website using Reset Hub feature

Sometimes, you may need to reset your website to manage it more efficiently. This could be due to various reasons such as troubleshooting plugin or theme issues, excessive media, database cleanup, or unsuccessful website import. In some cases, you may even need to reset your entire website. Fortunately, the Reset Hub feature of our All-in-One […]

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