Version Description
- 05/01/2013 =
- Requested feature: more frequent scheduling options requested
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Release Info
Developer | DavidAnderson |
Plugin | UpdraftPlus WordPress Backup Plugin |
Version | 1.1.12 |
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Code changes from version 1.1.11 to 1.1.12
- readme.txt +6 -3
- updraftplus.php +26 -22
readme.txt
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Tags: backup, restore, database, cloud, amazon, s3, Amazon S3, google drive, google, gdrive, ftp, cloud, updraft, back up
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Requires at least: 3.2
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Tested up to: 3.5
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Stable tag: 1.1.
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Donate link: http://david.dw-perspective.org.uk/donate
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License: GPLv3 or later
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Finally, if you post in the WordPress support forum, then make sure you include the word UpdraftPlus in your post; otherwise I will not be automatically notified that you posted.
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= My enormous website is hosted by a dirt-cheap provider who
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UpdraftPlus supports resuming backup runs, so that it does not need to do everything in a single go; but this has limits. If your website is
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= Some of my files have uploaded into my cloud storage, but not others. =
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== Changelog ==
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= 1.1.11 - 04/01/2013 =
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* Bug fix: some backup runs were erroneously being identified as superfluous and cancelled
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Tags: backup, restore, database, cloud, amazon, s3, Amazon S3, google drive, google, gdrive, ftp, cloud, updraft, back up
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Requires at least: 3.2
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Tested up to: 3.5
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Stable tag: 1.1.12
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Donate link: http://david.dw-perspective.org.uk/donate
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License: GPLv3 or later
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Finally, if you post in the WordPress support forum, then make sure you include the word UpdraftPlus in your post; otherwise I will not be automatically notified that you posted.
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= My enormous website is hosted by a dirt-cheap provider who starve my account of resources, and UpdraftPlus runs out of time! Help! Please make UpdraftPlus deal with this situation so that I can save two dollars! =
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UpdraftPlus supports resuming backup runs, so that it does not need to do everything in a single go; but this has limits. If your website is huge and your web hosting company gives your tiny resources on an over-loaded server, then your solution is to purchase better web hosting, or to hire me professionally. Otherwise, this is not considered a bug. UpdraftPlus is known to successfully back up websites that run into the gigabytes on web servers that are not resource-starved.
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= Some of my files have uploaded into my cloud storage, but not others. =
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== Changelog ==
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= 1.1.12 - 05/01/2013 =
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* Requested feature: more frequent scheduling options requested
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= 1.1.11 - 04/01/2013 =
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* Bug fix: some backup runs were erroneously being identified as superfluous and cancelled
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updraftplus.php
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Plugin URI: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/updraftplus
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Description: Uploads, themes, plugins, and your DB can be automatically backed up to Amazon S3, Google Drive, FTP, or emailed, on separate schedules.
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Author: David Anderson.
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Version: 1.1.
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Donate link: http://david.dw-perspective.org.uk/donate
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License: GPLv3 or later
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Author URI: http://wordshell.net
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class UpdraftPlus {
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var $version = '1.1.
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// Choices will be shown in the admin menu in the order used here
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var $backup_methods = array (
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// Log some information that may be helpful
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global $wp_version;
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$this->log("PHP version: ".phpversion()." WordPress version: ".$wp_version." Updraft version: ".$this->version." Backup files: $backup_files (schedule: ".get_option('updraft_interval','unset').") Backup DB: $backup_database (schedule: ".get_option('updraft_interval_database','unset').")");
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# If the files and database schedules are the same, and if this the file one, then we rope in database too.
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# On the other hand, if the schedules were the same and this was the database run, then there is nothing to do.
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//clear schedule and add new so we don't stack up scheduled backups
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wp_clear_scheduled_hook('updraft_backup');
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switch($interval) {
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case 'daily':
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case 'weekly':
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case 'monthly':
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wp_schedule_event(time()+30, $interval, 'updraft_backup');
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break;
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//clear schedule and add new so we don't stack up scheduled backups
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wp_clear_scheduled_hook('updraft_backup_database');
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switch($interval) {
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case 'daily':
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case 'weekly':
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case 'monthly':
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wp_schedule_event(time()+30, $interval, 'updraft_backup_database');
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break;
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return wp_filter_nohtml_kses($interval);
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}
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//wp-cron only has hourly, daily and twicedaily, so we need to add
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function modify_cron_schedules($schedules) {
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$schedules['weekly'] = array(
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$schedules['
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'interval' => 2592000,
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'display' => 'Once Monthly'
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return $schedules;
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}
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<th>File Backup Intervals:</th>
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<td><select name="updraft_interval">
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<?php
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$intervals = array ("manual", "daily",
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foreach ($intervals as $
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echo "<option value=\"$
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if ($
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echo "
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</select></td>
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<th>Database Backup Intervals:</th>
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<td><select name="updraft_interval_database">
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<?php
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$intervals
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echo "
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echo ">".ucfirst($ival)."</option>\n";
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}
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</select></td>
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Plugin URI: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/updraftplus
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Description: Uploads, themes, plugins, and your DB can be automatically backed up to Amazon S3, Google Drive, FTP, or emailed, on separate schedules.
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Author: David Anderson.
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Version: 1.1.12
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Donate link: http://david.dw-perspective.org.uk/donate
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License: GPLv3 or later
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Author URI: http://wordshell.net
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class UpdraftPlus {
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var $version = '1.1.12';
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// Choices will be shown in the admin menu in the order used here
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var $backup_methods = array (
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// Log some information that may be helpful
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global $wp_version;
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$this->log("PHP version: ".phpversion()." WordPress version: ".$wp_version." Updraft version: ".$this->version." PHP Max Execution Time: ".ini_get("max_execution_time")." Backup files: $backup_files (schedule: ".get_option('updraft_interval','unset').") Backup DB: $backup_database (schedule: ".get_option('updraft_interval_database','unset').")");
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# If the files and database schedules are the same, and if this the file one, then we rope in database too.
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# On the other hand, if the schedules were the same and this was the database run, then there is nothing to do.
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//clear schedule and add new so we don't stack up scheduled backups
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wp_clear_scheduled_hook('updraft_backup');
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switch($interval) {
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case 'every4hours':
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case 'every8hours':
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case 'twicedaily':
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case 'daily':
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case 'weekly':
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case 'fortnightly':
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case 'monthly':
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wp_schedule_event(time()+30, $interval, 'updraft_backup');
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break;
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//clear schedule and add new so we don't stack up scheduled backups
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wp_clear_scheduled_hook('updraft_backup_database');
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switch($interval) {
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case 'every4hours':
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case 'every8hours':
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case 'twicedaily':
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case 'daily':
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case 'weekly':
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case 'fortnightly':
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case 'monthly':
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wp_schedule_event(time()+30, $interval, 'updraft_backup_database');
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break;
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return wp_filter_nohtml_kses($interval);
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}
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//wp-cron only has hourly, daily and twicedaily, so we need to add some of our own
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function modify_cron_schedules($schedules) {
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$schedules['weekly'] = array( 'interval' => 604800, 'display' => 'Once Weekly' );
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$schedules['fortnightly'] = array( 'interval' => 1209600, 'display' => 'Once Each Fortnight' );
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$schedules['monthly'] = array( 'interval' => 2592000, 'display' => 'Once Monthly' );
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$schedules['every4hours'] = array( 'interval' => 14400, 'display' => 'Every 4 hours' );
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$schedules['every8hours'] = array( 'interval' => 28800, 'display' => 'Every 8 hours' );
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return $schedules;
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}
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<th>File Backup Intervals:</th>
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<td><select name="updraft_interval">
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<?php
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$intervals = array ("manual" => "Manual", 'every4hours' => "Every 4 hours", 'every8hours' => "Every 8 hours", 'twicedaily' => "Every 12 hours", 'daily' => "Daily", 'weekly' => "Weekly", 'fortnightly' => "Fortnightly", 'monthly' => "Monthly");
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foreach ($intervals as $cronsched => $descrip) {
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echo "<option value=\"$cronsched\" ";
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if ($cronsched == get_option('updraft_interval','manual')) echo 'selected="selected"';
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echo ">$descrip</option>\n";
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}
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?>
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</select></td>
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<th>Database Backup Intervals:</th>
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<td><select name="updraft_interval_database">
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<?php
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foreach ($intervals as $cronsched => $descrip) {
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echo "<option value=\"$cronsched\" ";
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if ($cronsched == get_option('updraft_interval_database',get_option('updraft_interval'))) echo 'selected="selected"';
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echo ">$descrip</option>\n";
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}
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?>
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</select></td>
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