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Hi everyone, I'm trying to import a site weighing around 2GB, I've tried all the possible solutions, I put the backup inside the aw1m-backup folder, I increased all the php.ini settings by setting max execution time to around 4000 , but nothing seems to solve the problem, what can I do?
Move it manually without plugin
Where is the size coming from? If it’s media, you could take that out of the backup and manually move later? Try it out on a local dev site or a staging site somewhere if this is a live production site you’re importing into.
Split & manually migrate. That’s the best solution. 2 GB is nothing.
Open up your browser’s dev tools and check the network tab.
If the requests are return a 200 response, then it’s just taking a while but still progressing. If you instead see 400/500 errors, then it’s probably broken and you’ll have to fix the issue and then restart it.
Most of the time, when All In One gets breaks during the import process, it’s because the new server is running a newer version of PHP that’s conflicting with some outdated plugin you had on the old site. If that’s the case, then you can either temporarily downgrade the new server’s PHP version, or reexport the site with the offending plugin deactivated.
That happened to me over and over again. I switched to Updraft plus. No problems at all.
Try switching off the caching plugin before importing if you use one.
I’ve had this happen a few times, each time it was just a plugin that threw an error while importing. It will hang around 90% when this happens. Turn wp debug on, when you try and load the site it will give a more detailed report of where the error is happening ie a file in a plugin directory. Just remove the plugin folder that the file is in and your site will probly load in just fine. Just install the plugin that was removed manually and turn wp debug off.