Can anyone recommend a good way to backup Android devices? Ideally I would like to do this wirelessly and, not only backup my data, but also my user settings. Is it possible to backup an image of an Android device - so that one doesn't even need to reinstall apps? It would be particularly useful to hear from users that have restored backups, as to how easy, and complete, their processes were. Thanks

I know it is very, very stupid of me. But I deleted my plugin while I was coding my new plugin. I worked weeks, if not months, on it. I deleted it from the WordPress admin menu, by just clicking the 'delete' link. (So stupid, but I was trying if it was possible to delete the plugin and the database table that belongs to the plugin.) Are there any solutions to get my files back? Thanks in advance!

I did something really stupid and accidentally removed a plugin that I've been working on for weeks, with no backups. (I know! Learning moment!) Is there any way I can restore this plugin? It's not in my Windows recycle bin. I deleted it through the WordPress wp-admin interface. Going to Plugins and clicking Delete. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I had to use a backup of the website and on restoration the Homepage has 404's to all JS/CSS files Every other page is accessible and does not experience the issue I've checked the permalinks, I've checked file permissions but the problem persists https://onemoresong.com.au Does the HTAccess need to be altered or this issues with the DB?

I initially had a wordpress installation on a free hosting service. After the hosting suffered an attack I got a backup of all files and the database and am recovering the site on my localhost (using wampserver 3.1.0 on windows 10) before I can update it and upload it to my new hosting service. The thing is, links are not working and some (not all) images are not displaying, not even on edit mode, and not at all (I mean, …

Out setup is multiple Front Ends (replicated) and 2 Backend MYSQL servers (Master-Master replication). We're looking to achieve HA automatic failover for wordpress. We've got the front ends covered through replication and a load balancer. Any ideas on how to achieve AUTOMATIC MySQL failover? Thanks in advance.

I want to backup just pages from my site, but not posts with other post_type values, so my first question is – will this do the trick? enter cPanel phpMyAdmin filter the table wp_posts for post_type=page export it as a SQL command in case of need, import that SQL command My knowledge of SQL is basic (and PHP zero), so I’m afraid exported SQL command on import will drop the table and create a new table just with backed-up pages, …

Alright, I did a stupid mistake as my hard drive was failing. I only copied the whole xampp folder and now I want to restore the project. Is it possible and how can I do it. I know it's stupid and I'm only a begginer.

I have a Wordpress website that someone broke at some point when trying to update it. Unfortunately, I do not have a backup of the original files that the site used. What I do have is a seemingly acceptable backup of the SQL database. However, whenever I try to pair this database with some Wordpress files, I get asked to do a database update. When I do a database update, I lose parts of the website that I need. I …

I am trying to restore a full backup created by ManageWP on my local PC to use the local version for testing. I went through different guides, but I could only get the website into a half-working state. What I did so far: Installed XAMPP, started Apache and MySQL Created a "test" folder in "htdocs" and pasted all of the contents of the ManageWP's zipped backup. Tried to open localhost/test in my browser -> doesn't work, I get "Access denied" …

I just restored a page to a version from august of this year but I can see on the live site it's still there. I refreshed the page and cleared the cache however it is still showing on the live site. How long will this take ?

When I try to make a backup of my wordpress website through plugin I recieve the following error: "403 Forbidden - You don't have permission to access /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php on this server." This error also appears sometimes during installation of plugins. My htaccess file: # Begin Wordpress <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /index.php [L] </IfModule> # END WordPress Structure of Server: -/ -/wordpress -/oldfiles -/other inside /wordpress my …

One of my shop manager user deleted automatically. I don't know the user deleted from database. Also the the images he uploaded are missing except content which admin edited. How can I recover the user and how can I trace the user deleted process. Is there any way to keep log all user activities with custom functionality. When a user will be deleted then his works store with another admin user.

My site, http://www.forerunnerintl.org is down hard. It looks like a problem with Wordpress. I want to back up my posts, etc. and then wipe everything and restore it to a fresh wordpress instance. Googling for backup and restore wordpress instance generated a zillion pages, but most are for backing up using a plugin or backing up all of the themes and everything else, which I wish to dump. Some docs say my posts are stored in MySQL databases, but where? …

On a production site, we are having to proceed for a batch update of plugins. It is possible that the site stops to work properly because of a plugin clash. My question is: If I make a backup of the plugin folder, will that be enough to perform a total restore in case of problems?

I imported my live sites SQL backup into Xampp. I have named the new database wordpress and configured wp-config.php with the database name wordpress, user root, empty password. Then I went to localhost/wordpress and it prompted me to install.php and I entered site name, user, password, e-mail etc. I then logged in and noticed my posts were not there. So I checked the database and there was a new set of tables added. So I selected all of them and …

I accidentally deleted mySQL database, and I have no way to restore the database. I still have all the files like wp-admin, wp-content, wp-config.php and so on. If I create a new website with all blank pages. Would there be an easy way to restore my previous pages from the files I have?

I manage a WP-based site with a custom theme built by a developer to whom I no longer have access. I am currently backing up the WP files via FTP and am curious about the presence of .git files in our theme folder. There are hundreds of sub-folders containing dozens of files each. Can anyone advise me if it is necessary to maintain that .git folder or is that purely a development tool?

I notice in the Codex that the --add-drop-table option is displayed for backing up a database. Before I screw anything up, does this just mean that when the backup is eventually imported, the tables will overwrite if they exist in the destination db? I don't want to drop the tables when I back them up! user@linux:~/files/blog> mysqldump --add-drop-table -h mysqlhostserver -u mysqlusername -p databasename (tablename tablename tablename) | bzip2 -c > blog.bak.sql.bz2 Enter password: (enter your mysql password) user@linux~/files/blog> http://codex.wordpress.org/Backing_Up_Your_Database#Using_Straight_MySQL_Commands

My site is pretty slow , so I am looking to update the wordpress in hopes of getting it back on track. What are best practices? because , getting few PHP notice & warnings in the Debug log. + The HTML takes too long too load. mysqld.bin takes 97-99 % cpu ... any help would highly appreciated. Let me know if any more information is required.