All In One Migration Extensions

[InvisibleRasta]

can anyone release the new version of the google drive extensions?

 

[d00]

If someone manage to find the pcloud extension, could be fun to share it'

 

[Earv]

Also looking for All-in-One WP Migration Google Drive Extension 2.81

 

[Groot]

Also looking for All-in-One WP Migration Google Drive Extension 2.81

I see someone posted 2.80 here, thats fixed version.
You ask for 2.81 but 2.82 will released very soon.

 

[umart]

All-in-One WP Migration Google Drive Extension 2.80

https://babia.to/threads/urgently-required-all-in-one-wp-migration-google-drive-extension-version-2-80-or-a-newer-patched-version.94026/post-1305121

 

[Furion]

the request is already here

https://babia.to/threads/all-in-one-migration-unlimited-extension.55980/page-5#post-1320140

 

[danielpk]

Does the FTP scheduler work? because on my end i can't enable the features.

EDIT: for anyone that's wondering, for the FTP scheduler to work, the Unlimited extension needs to be installed as well.

 

[d00]

That pCloud extension is impossible to find elsewhere. Someone get it?

 

[Babak]

All-in-one WP Migration Multisite Extension v4.33​

 

[zacktm]

All-in-One WP Migration URL Extension 2.67 Please

 

[dickon]

B2 Backblaze extension, please. Thank you.

 

[altafi02]

Migration Multisite Extension v4.33

All in one migration one drive extension please upload

 

[uzairjhandeer]

All in one migration one drive extension please upload

 

[cybercliff]

i need this too plss.. thanks.

 

[InvisibleRasta]

i ended up dropping this extension and using duplicator, i find it much better

 

[EvilCowboy]

i ended up dropping this extension and using duplicator, i find it much better

The problem with duplicator and many others, is that you do not get incremental backups...

INCREMENTAL IS KING!

 

[InvisibleRasta]

I guess it is if you have a cheap hosting provider with low disk space.

 

[EvilCowboy]

I guess it is if you have a cheap hosting provider with low disk space.

You've misunderstood, my friend.

Imagine you possess a simple website amounting to 300 MB, and you establish daily backups with a retention period of either 30 days or 2 months. The calculation for storage requirements is direct: either 300 MB multiplied by 30 or 300 multiplied by 60. Adding 1 or 5 MB incremental changes to the initial backup size can result in a staggering 18 GB of backup files, which seems excessive for such a modest site. However, for a more substantial site with media, say 2 or 3 GB in size, the storage needs can quickly escalate to hundreds of gigabytes.

Incremental is the ONLY option if you are serious about backups, security and performance. Perhaps you do not understand. And that is okay.