Your Wiki states that BackupBuddy always uses a ZIP archive, which has a maximum size of 4 GB. What happens if a WordPress installation is bigger than 4 GB (e.g., lots of media files)?
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What Happens If Your Wp Site Is Bigger Than 4 Gb
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Guest_Dave Trowbridge_*
, Apr 11 2012 10:46 PM
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Dustin Akers
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Posted 12 April 2012 - 04:37 PM
Hi Dave,
The 4GB limit on ziparchive is with 32bit servers, so the host can look into upgrading to 64bit.
Thanks,
-Akers
The 4GB limit on ziparchive is with 32bit servers, so the host can look into upgrading to 64bit.
Thanks,
-Akers
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