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<?php |
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// Files can easily get way too big for this method |
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class UpdraftPlus_BackupModule_email { |
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function backup($backup_array) { |
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global $updraftplus; |
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foreach ($backup_array as $type => $file) { |
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$fullpath = trailingslashit(UpdraftPlus_Options::get_updraft_option('updraft_dir')).$file; |
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wp_mail(UpdraftPlus_Options::get_updraft_option('updraft_email'), "WordPress Backup ".date('Y-m-d H:i',$updraftplus->backup_time), "Backup is of the $type. Be wary; email backups may fail because of file size limitations on mail servers.", null, array($fullpath)); |
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$updraftplus->uploaded_file($file); |
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} |
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$updraftplus->prune_retained_backups("email", null, null); |
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} |
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public static function config_print() { |
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?> |
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<tr class="updraftplusmethod email"> |
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<th>Note:</th> |
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<td>The email address entered above will be used. If choosing "E-Mail", then be aware that mail servers tend to have size limits; typically around 10-20Mb; backups larger than any limits will not arrive. If you really need a large backup via email, then you could fund a new feature (to break the backup set into configurable-size pieces) - but the demand has not yet existed for such a feature.</td> |
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</tr> |
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<?php |
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} |
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} |
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?> |
