WP BackWPup Plugins Settings post talks about the plugins following settings, general, jobs, logs, network, api key and information.
BackWPup plugin is a great backup plugin. But before you begin to create new backups, you need to review the following settings. These settings cover different areas of the plugin.
BackWPup Settings
- General
- Jobs
- Logs
- Network
- API Key
- Information
These settings cover the following features, size of a folder, maximum number of retries for job steps, destination, compression level and much more.
BackWPup Backup Plugin Tutorials:
WP BackWPup Plugins Settings
Step 1 ) Go to BackWPup -> Settings -> General tab to start configuring the following settings.
Display Settings
- Admin bar
- Folder sizes
Security Settings
- Protect folders
Step 2 ) Go to BackWPup -> Settings -> Jobs tab to start configuring the following settings.
- Maximum number of retries for job steps
- Maximum script execution time
- Key to start jobs externally with an URL
- Reduce server load
- Empty output on working
- Windows IIS compatibility
Step 3 ) Go to BackWPup -> Settings -> Logs tab to start configuring the following settings.
- Log file folder
- Maximum log files
- Compression
- Logging Level
Step 4 ) Go to BackWPup -> Settings -> Network tab to start configuring the following settings.
- Authentication method
Step 5 ) Go to BackWPup -> Settings -> API Keys tab to start configuring the following settings.
- Api key:
- Trigger WordPress Cron:
Step 6 ) Go to BackWPup -> Settings -> Information tab to find out your WordPress and server settings. If you run into issues you can click on Get Debug Info button and then click on Copy Debug Info button to send your specs to support.
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Click on the following URL Add A New Job to add a new job.
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Enjoy.
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