This plugin is pretty simple. You can use Dropbox, Amazon's S3, or an FTP account to store WordPress. Need an account? Visit: Dropbox. Or, for Amazon's S3 visit: https://s3.amazonaws.com. If you decide to use an FTP account, it makes a lot of sense to use a remote FTP account on a server not shared that isn't shared with this WordPress installation.

The file that gets generated is called wpTimeMachine-archive 1 & will contain the following archives:

  1. wpTimeMachine-content-files
  2. wpTimeMachine-data-files.sql
  3. wpTimeMachine-htaccess 2
  4. wpTimeMachine-Instructions.txt 3
1: in some cases the file's name will be prepended with a timestamp
2: if you're not using .htaccess then no, it won't be created
3: if you're ever recovering from a catastrophic WordPress failure, this file will help
It's a good idea to store the following two items on your own, (in the same place as the files above).
Your copy of WordPress:
Your copy of wp-config.php For security purposes this file is not backed up!

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