OwnCloud 8.1 / WebDAV change

If you send your backup via WebDAV to an OwnCloud install, then the following information is for you. (If not, then you can stop reading if you’ve got other things to do!). A recent release of OwnCloud 8.1 (we have not discovered exactly where the change came...

Google Drive can now be used from localhost

Just a quick note… Our Google Drive setup guide used to have a note saying that Google did not allow WordPress installs hosted on ‘localhost’ (i.e. a development machine not reachable from the public Internet) to access Google Drive. This restriction...

UpdraftPlus on YouTube

If you subscribe to our fortnightly newsletter then you’ll already know that we’ve recently launched a YouTube Channel. Over the coming months we’ll be creating tutorial videos covering various support queries, as well as sharing WordPress tips,...
Does your PHP version matter?

Does your PHP version matter?

You’ve very likely heard about PHP many times, if you’re running a WordPress site… but, do you know what it is, and why it matters? PHP is the programming language that WordPress, like most websites, is written in. It has its share of defects, but...

Where are my UpdraftPlus backups stored?

Post updated 22 February 2023 Knowing where your backups are stored and being confident you can access them is just as important as remembering to back up in the first place. You should specify your remote backup storage location when setting up your UpdraftPlus...