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Will SitePush work on Windows systems?

No. But if you would like to help me make it work on Windows please contact me.

Can I use SitePush to move my site to a new server, or to backup my installation?

In theory you probably could, but it's likely more effort than it's worth - SitePush is designed to make it really easy to repeatedly move database and files between sites, not for a one off move or automated backup. If you are looking for a plugin to do this, you could use something like WordPress Move or WP Remote or BackupWordPress.

How do I use SitePush on my Multisite installation

Support for Multisite is experimental. You can enable it by defining SITEPUSH_ALLOW_MULTISITE as TRUE in wp-config. SitePush should work OK with Multisite setups, but there may be a few rough edges and it has not been thoroughly tested, so make sure you have appropriate backups.

How do I push custom tables created by another plugin?

You can add groups of custom tables to be pushed in the "Custom DB table groups" option on the main settings screen.

SitePush times out before pushes complete

By default, SitePush will run for up to 10 minutes to push. If your push is taking longer than that, you are either trying to push a very large database, a lot of large files or something is wrong. Repairing and optimizing your database can help. Also, some web hosts have proxy servers with their own timeouts - if they time out in less than 10 minutes, there's nothing SitePush can do to lengthen the timeout.

If you do have problems with timeouts, you can also try pushing things separately.