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Simply Static ships with a dedicated multisite integration to make working within a network as smooth as possible.
A general rule of thumb: Configure per subsite and run exports from the network level.
A general rule of thumb: Configure per subsite and run exports from the network level.
sudo gdebi ~/Downloads/rescuezilla_2.2-1_all.deb
1. Jobs System Has Been Replaced
Instead of custom jobs, you now have two default jobs: Files Backup and Database Backup. These jobs cannot be edited, but you can enable/disable them, choose storage, and schedule or run them manually.
2. Backup & Restore Are Now in the Settings Page
– Take backups and restore your site directly from Settings.
– Old restore functionality is still available here: admin.php?page=backwpuprestore
3. Old Jobs Are Still Accessible
– Your old jobs haven’t been deleted. You can find them here: admin.php?page=backwpupjobs
– However, these jobs cannot be modified in the new system.
4. Backup Scheduling Has Changed
– Custom scheduling is now Pro-only. Update: From your feedback, we’re bring back the old scheduling.
– Free version runs backups at preset times:
Instead of custom jobs, you now have two default jobs: Files Backup and Database Backup. These jobs cannot be edited, but you can enable/disable them, choose storage, and schedule or run them manually.
2. Backup & Restore Are Now in the Settings Page
– Take backups and restore your site directly from Settings.
– Old restore functionality is still available here: admin.php?page=backwpuprestore
3. Old Jobs Are Still Accessible
– Your old jobs haven’t been deleted. You can find them here: admin.php?page=backwpupjobs
– However, these jobs cannot be modified in the new system.
4. Backup Scheduling Has Changed
– Custom scheduling is now Pro-only. Update: From your feedback, we’re bring back the old scheduling.
– Free version runs backups at preset times:
Partimage is opensource disk backup software. It saves partitions having a supported filesystem on a sector basis to an image file. Although it runs under Linux, Windows and most Linux filesystems are supported. The image file can be compressed to save disk space and transfer time and can be split into multiple files to be copied to CDs or DVDs.