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JSON Error at 1000 Files
May 8, 2012
11:30 am
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gagilbert13
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In Wordpress, when I try to backup the filesystem, I get a JSON error when I reach 1000 files.  Consistantly.  No amount of "Retry" pressing will get me past this.  Smaller sections can be backed-up, but I have two large sections over 1000 files that can't be broken-up.  PLEASE say you have a solution!

May 8, 2012
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Ovidiu Liuta
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What is the file size of the backup archive when it reaches that limit? Can you try and exclude some of the folders there to see if you can get the backup size over that limit?

 

If not, then you would probably need to split the backup into smaller backups as your hosting provider might not allow files over a certain size, so check the XCloner Config->System tab for that option.

 

Ovidiu

May 11, 2012
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XCloner! Support said:

What is the file size of the backup archive when it reaches that limit? Can you try and exclude some of the folders there to see if you can get the backup size over that limit?

 

If not, then you would probably need to split the backup into smaller backups as your hosting provider might not allow files over a certain size, so check the XCloner Config->System tab for that option.

 

Ovidiu


Indeed, doing the files one by one gives me success in THOSE files!  However, there are two really big files that, seemingly, can't be broken-up.  The back-up doesn't seem to like going too much past 500mb (archived file size).  Any suggestions for a full back-up that I wouldn't have to break-up?

May 11, 2012
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It's not the backup that doesn't like those files, it's most probably a hosting limitation, so check again with your hosting support to see if they can increase/remove the file size limits!

 

Ovidiu

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