As i said earlier when i lost my whole website, I said I will be posting on how to get a solution to your wordpress problems on this blog so here is a post on how to backup your wordpress blog without the help of any plugin.
1. First, login to your wordpress admin panel.
2. Click on the tools tab and select export.
3. Select all authors and click “download export files”
Click on save file on the next window, keep the file properly: it is your wordpress backup file.
Very soon I will be making a post on how to restore your wordpress backup file, so keep coming and keep reading more tips.
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This way you won’t be taking backup of your WordPress blog, but only the blog posts, mind it. You would need a DB backup plugin if you want to take backup of your WHOLE blog (posts, theme, customizations, comments and literally everything)!
It’s indeed a painful thing to lost a whole site. sometime last my blog experienced a crash but luckily for me I had a backup though I still lost a few posts. But without a backup it’s devastating!
I really love the guys at WordPress for including these tools in the latest version of the platform. What I have been using before now was phpAdmin. And I had found it very effective. I also did some posts on the heartache, frustration and the lessons I learnt from that experience. Here is one of the posts:
http://www.themarketingmouse.com/r/6steps-upgrade
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@Home business marketing, Yes, it is indeed really painful to loose a whole site,thank God I am now back on track.
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@TechChunks, Yes, you are right, I will still make a post on the database backup plugin and even the remote one.
Thanks for commenting here.
I wish I could know this before. Backup is an esssential step for any blogger as you will never know what will happen to your blog. Thanks
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I usually us PhpAdmin to do so, quickly and safely, this way is simple but take a long time if you have big database
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@Tinh, Yes! you are absolutely right, I was just confused then but now i have a good backup plan.
Thanks for your comment here, i really appreciate it.
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This way actually helps to take backup of user posts.
@NavaPavan, Yes! thanks for the nice comment.
Thank you for finding the time to create this. I appreciate where you are originating from with this particular write-up yet somehow I believe that there are significantly better ways and means.
@Lynn Belmonte, Yes! you are right, thanks for taking time to comment here.
Thanks for the post. Im a huge fan of the blog, i’ve even put a little bookmark right on the tool bar of my Firefox you’ll be happy to find out!
@Sam@Blog Design Services, Hi, thanks for your nice comment.
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Thanks for sharing.
I spent the whole day yesterday trying to figure out how to back-up my files in the simplest way for a newbie like myself and I happened to stumble across your post at the end of the day (better late than never). Thank you. I went to bed with a piece of mind.
There should be more short cuts like this for newbies so than we don’t remain in panic mode when we come across the actual long, complicated process of backing up.