Hi, I use a product called Desktop Server to develop Wordpress sites locally on my machine. Would your product allow me to clone a local development wordpress site and then deply it live? Thanks.
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Backup Buddy And Desktop Server
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Guest_Dana Bialashewski_*
, Apr 30 2012 01:02 PM
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Dustin Akers
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Posted 30 April 2012 - 04:50 PM
Hi Dana,
Yes BackupBuddy can be used for that. Plenty of the people with BackupBuddy use it for that very purpose, to build a site in a development location (locally, subdirectory test folder, or another domain, etc) and then migrate it to the live location once ready.
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Yes BackupBuddy can be used for that. Plenty of the people with BackupBuddy use it for that very purpose, to build a site in a development location (locally, subdirectory test folder, or another domain, etc) and then migrate it to the live location once ready.
Thanks,
-Akers
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greenbeing
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Posted 03 November 2012 - 02:35 PM
As a follow question here: Where it comes to using Backup Buddy locally with DesktopServer, should BackBuddy be installed as an Individual, MultiSite Network, or MultiSite Site? Also, I want to migrate at least one individual legacy site running locally under XAMPP (backup by BackupBuddy) to the DesktopServer environment. From there I would deploy sites live and back them up from the hosted server and/or development (local) server.
Thanks.
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Jeremy Trask
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Posted 05 November 2012 - 06:23 AM
Hi greenbeing
BackupBuddy is installed as a plugin on either standalone or multi-site installations. On a multi-site installation it would be network activated. Please note that multi-site capabilities are currently in beta.
Regards...jeremy
BackupBuddy is installed as a plugin on either standalone or multi-site installations. On a multi-site installation it would be network activated. Please note that multi-site capabilities are currently in beta.
Regards...jeremy
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