Almost there

  • JoeGP

    (@joegp)


    9 years, 11 months ago

    UPDATE 2 (nov 2019)
    As promised in my old review i just deleted, i revised my rating now that the plugin has been patched up (for the most part)

    OK, i just cloned a site to a new subdomain, which had a brand new instance of wordpress installed on it, updated everything on the old site first, deleted all old backups (obviously) and cloned it over and i gotta say it went almost flawlessly, except the quite common % bug is still there, despite the author saying it was fixed 9 days ago.
    So as promised i changed my rating from a 2 to a 4, can’t have any bugs if you want a 5 star rating.
    Maybe updating the plugin is not enough, maybe it needs to be reinstalled.

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by JoeGP. Reason: works better now
    • This topic was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by JoeGP. Reason: works better now
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  • wpacademy

    (@wpacademy)

    9 years, 11 months ago

    Joe,
    thanks for your very thoughtful comments and test report.
    WP Clone fails on larger sites (up to 250mb is generally safe however) and on poor-quality hosts (specifically, Godaddy standard hosting, i have no tested on new godaddy cpanel hosting). Jetpack is a very large plugin (1mb) however I don’t think this should take the backup size over the limit. So I am not sure what may be causing the problem. Our developer is currently sick (we are a training company not really a development company) and will have him test the plugin with Jetpack and report back here. I suspect however the problem is not caused by Jetpack but by one of the two reasons above.
    For anybody else reading this post, try the Duplicator plugin which seems reliable but not as fast as WP Clone and also requires FTP

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