| 开发者 | demfilz |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月9日 19:09 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
.zip.wp-config.php and the plugin's own backup folder are always excluded..zip.drive.file scope is requested, so the plugin can see and manage only the backup files it creates.
Prefer to use your own Google app? Switch to Advanced → Use my own Google app on the Settings screen and paste your own Client ID and Secret — then nothing passes through Demfilz at all.
Moving a site to a new domain
This plugin restores a backup onto its own site. If you want to move or clone a site to a different URL, the separate Demfilz Backup Pro add-on (available from https://demfilz.com/demfilz-backup) adds serialization-safe cross-URL migration — it is a distinct plugin and is not required for backing up or restoring your site here.
/wp-content/plugins/demfilz-backup, or install it through the Plugins screen.No. With the default connection method you just click Connect with Google and approve — your backups are stored in your own Google Drive. If you'd rather not use the Demfilz sign-in helper, you can switch to your own Google app under Advanced.
No. Your backup files always go straight from your server to your Google Drive. In the default connection method, only the Google sign-in (authorization and token refresh) is brokered by Demfilz; choosing "Use my own Google app" removes even that.
Restoring onto a different URL (site migration) is provided by the separate Demfilz Backup Pro add-on, not by this plugin. This plugin backs up your site and restores it onto the same site.
Backups and restores run in small steps, and Drive transfers are chunked and resumable, so large sites are handled without exhausting PHP limits. If your host is very strict, lower "Files per step" and "Database rows per step" on the Settings screen.
Yes. Restoring replaces the current database and files with the contents of the backup. Always keep a fresh backup before restoring.
Yes. Backups are stored in a protected folder with server rules that block direct web access (Apache and IIS) and directory listing.