In order to link your website to your JetBackup for WordPress plugin, first you need to install the plugin on your WordPress Site. Once complete, you will then be asked to link your website to your associated JetBackup for WordPress license when first accessing the plugin on WordPress.
To unlink your WordPress site to an existing JetBackup for WordPress license, please login to the JetApps Client Area, navigate to "Services" > "My Services" (JetApps Services Page), click on your corresponding "JetBackup for WordPress" license then click on the X icon corresponding to the domain you would like to unlink/remove from your license. 0 How to Download the JetBackup for WordPress Plugin --------------------------------------------------
To download your JetBackup for WordPress plugin, login to the JetApps Client Area, navigate to "Services" > "My Services" (JetApps Services Page), click on your corresponding "JetBackup for WordPress" license then click download.
To Upgrade/Downgrade your current JetBackup for WordPress license, please login to the JetApps Client Area, navigate to "Services" > "My Services" (JetApps Services Page), click on your corresponding "JetBackup for WordPress" license. Under the "Actions" menu, you should see the "Upgrade/Downgrade Options" which will redirect you to select the available options for you to upgrade/downgrade your license from.
Upgrade Billing - You will be automatically charged the difference between your current license tier and the tier you are upgrading to. Downgrade Billing - You will be given a credit to your JetApps account for the difference between your current license tier and the tier you are downgrading to.
If you see the "JetBackup Error: License Expired" and have already paid your due invoice, the message will be cleared on the next automatic license check. This message will only display if the license was not active when contacting the licensing server. If you're not sure how to pay your invoice, please contact us.
The option to create a custom backup name was removed to enhance the overall security of backups. In addition to this change, a randomized hash is appended to the backup folder and file names to further secure the backups.
[root@localhost jbwp]# crontab -u {USER} -e
* * * * * php /home/user/public_html/wp-content/plugins/backup-guard-platinum/public/cron/cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1 &.
https://test.com/wp-content/plugins/backup-guard-platinum/public/cron/cron.php?token=e50a7b9e9cf3c92a0288e7b3db629c30
Create a Schedule and adjust the settings according to your preferences.
Utilize an online service that offers one-minute interval monitoring and pings your website. Example tools can be found below.
Configure the monitoring tool to trigger the cron job via the web by "pinging" the cron URL found in Step 1. The monitoring tool will ping the domain every minute, activating the backups as scheduled.