dgw
(@voyagerfan5761)
I just noticed this error in my logs too. It would be great if BackWPup would split big archives into sections that are small enough to upload to Dropbox and include a shell script (or something) to recombine them for restoration.
I future it will made a ‘sync’ with dropbox (file by file backup with no archive)
When you say “in the future” do you have any idea when that “might” be. My blog is over 200mb and I have not had a sucsessfull upload in a good while when the zip file is that size.
I would love it if each file was synced individually to SugarSync.
OK, so I lied… Just checked the backup size and its not 200mb, its 374.88MB 🙂
I have a lot of images in my posts on http://blog.hinshelwood.com.
yes the plugin is at the moment totally useless. The problem is known sooo long i will not take a look to a usable plugin for that.
Hi,
Any updates on this topic?
there will never be a update the plugin is crap nothing more then [expletive deleted – that wasn’t really necessary]
Hi Daniel,
First off thanks for making a brilliant plugin available 🙂
I’ve looked at the link you provided above and noticed it says:
“/files_put has a maximum file size limit of 150 MB and does not support uploads with chunked encoding. To upload larger files, use /chunked_upload instead.”
Have you already looked at using chunked_upload instead of files_put or is that not really an option?
It alredy in Version 2.1.15
Ah, excellent… so does the 150 MB limit not apply any longer?
Is there a limit today?
