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Old 11-29-11, 03:28 PM   #1
bretleduc
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Angry Downloading Backups gives 500 error

In the "Site Backups and Restore" section of ops, I'm ultimately trying to download my whole site...

But as a test, I try to download one folder (the one I tried has 2 folders and about 30 files, none of which are more than 1 meg), and I get on a new page which is outside of ops...

500 Error - The page you requested no longer exists or is temporarily unavailable.



Does anyone else get this?
I am able to download a small handful of files, but thats it.



I asked chat and they opened a ticket, and quickly closed it with...

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Site Backup tool is not working for download large amounts of files at once, as the overhead in archiving and streaming the zip file to the browser requires a lot of overhead. An alternate option is to download smaller groups of files at once. I have tested by downloading smaller groups of files and was able to download it. Please verify this from your end.


So is there a known limit of what you can download in the backups page?
I think its terrible that you just cant download the whole thing. It IS a backup function after all.
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Old 11-30-11, 02:55 PM   #2
Jim M
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This issue does generally happen when a large amount of data - either in files or total size - is requested. The backup script times out before it can complete the creation of the zip file. Unfortunately, the time limit can't be increased, but if you are experiencing this, re-open the ticket, detailing what you want backed-up. Support can create the appropriate zip file manually, and place it in your account for download through FTP or the File Manager.
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