wp-admin htaccess backup

The whole backup thing in BPS is pretty dated and is now obsolete as things have changed with newer versions of BPS. To get rid of those annoying obsolete backup messages.

1. Go to the Backup & Restore tab page.
2. Select the Backup htaccess Files Radio button.
3. Click the Backup Files button.

Actually I use Backup and Restore all the time for testing things, but most folks would probably not be using Backup and Restore in that way. In any case it is still useful so what should be changed is the backup messages themselves. 😉

Do you have a DSO or a CGI configured Server? Did you have any problems with using the AutoMagic buttons and activating BulletProof Modes. Such as having to manually change folder or file permissions?

ok just checking. when you click the Backup Files button do you see an error message or a success message or no message displayed at all?

Does this folder exist: /wp-content/bps-backup/master-backups/

This is the folder where BPS is trying to copy the files too.

And if you have a caching plugin then clear that plugins cache and also clear your Browser cache and refresh the Backup & Restore page.

Actually i found the problem. This check in the /bulletproof-security/includes/functions.php file at code line 633 and 634 is wrong. We made a change to the folder structure and this checking code is not looking in the correct new folder path.

// Backup and Restore page - Backed up Root and wp-admin .htaccess file checks
function backup_restore_checks() {
$bp_root_back = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/bps-backup/root.htaccess';
$bp_wpadmin_back = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/bps-backup/wpadmin.htaccess';

The variables should have this folder path below. this will be corrected in the next BPS version release so you can either just ignore this check or you can add the path correction as shown below in the functions.php file.

$bp_root_back = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/bps-backup/master-backups/root.htaccess';
$bp_wpadmin_back = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/bps-backup/master-backups/wpadmin.htaccess';