I backed up WordPress up with this command:
root@ubuntu-i3:/boot# rsync -av --progress /usr/share/wordpress root@192.168.2.125:/media/256GB_as_One
It said this:
sent 35,561,317,765 bytes received 233,194 bytes 9,535,206.05 bytes/sec
total size is 35,551,744,255 speedup is 1.00
Like I said with the data base I used Webmin. So easy to save it. Then I open that file with TextPad and did a find replace off all the http and then restored that on my other server on the 192.168.2.125 on my LAN. I can go to http://192.168.2.125/blog now and it works just like my other one now. So I love to keep it all the same as I type in my main WordPress. It be a nice backup for it.
This would be a easy way to move WordPress to some other URL. TextPad does it fast replacing to a new URL.
-Raymond Day
This would be a easy way to move WordPress to some other URL. TextPad does it fast replacing to a new URL.
Textpad doesn’t handle data serialization.
PLEASE read http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress#Moving_WordPress_Multisite
There’s a PHP script to search/replace properly.
Been testing out the copy to the other server with another IP address and it all works and nothing is pointing to the old IP that I can see.
Did install some plug in for search/replace and I did it and the screen just went wight and stayed there. I got years of WordPress so my database is big. I guess it could not handle it.
Seems like TextPad worked real good. Because it’s big it took it a little time to load in TextPad. Like 30 sec. I guess.
Now if I could just auto have it copy each days post to the other server for a very nice backup.
Right now I can do it by hand just copy and paste each day.
-Raymond Day