Are you having trouble with the All-In-One WP Migration import getting stuck during website migrations?

The All-In-One WP Migration is a freemium plugin that allows users to export a WordPress site's content, media files, plugins, and themes as a single file in one click. This exported file or backup can then be uploaded or migrated to a new site via FTP, cPanel, Google Drive, and more.

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This plugin is designed to be user-friendly and easy to use, making the migration process easier and accessible to anyone for free. However, users may occasionally encounter issues where the All-In-One WP Migration gets stuck during a migration process and fails to make any further progress.

The solution here lies in first uploading the exported backup file to the website we wish to migrate to. Either via our Hosting account's file manager, a File Manager plugin, or FTP (e.g., Filezilla). We'll be uploading this backup file to the folder called 'ai1wm-backups.'

This folder happens to be where the Migration plugin exports and stores its backups. So, the idea here is to upload the backup file without relying on the import function of the All-In-One WP Migration plugin.

By manually uploading this backup file to the mentioned folder, the plugin will automatically recognize the backup file. Then, we can proceed to use the 'Restore' feature to complete the migration process.


HOW TO INCREASE THE ALL-IN-ONE WP MIGRATION MAXIMUM UPLOAD FILE SIZE?
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In the second half of this video, I'll guide you through increasing the maximum upload file size, allowing you to migrate larger websites without restrictions. To do so, follow these steps to modify two numerical values in the plugin's file:

1. Navigate to "Tools" in your site's admin dashboard and select "Plugin File Editor."

2. Choose the All-In-One WP Migration plugin from the drop-down menu and click the "Select" button.

3. Select the constants.php file under the storage option.

4. Scroll down to line code 284 and locate the value 'AI1WM_MAX_FILE_SIZE', 2 28.

5. Change the value from - 28 to a higher value, such as 40.

6. Save your changes. Return to the plugin's import page, and you should find the upload file size increased to 2 TB.


CONCLUSIONS
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Once you've completed the steps, remove the outdated version of this plugin from your site as it could pose a significant security risk, potentially leading to unauthorized access, data breaches, and compromised website functionality.

In essence, after using the version of the plugin shared in this video, it is crucial to either update it to the latest version or remove it entirely from your website.

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☑ Chapters
☑ 00:00​ Intro
☑ 00:18​ Upload the backup file to the destination website
☑ 02:06 Install version 6.7 of this plugin
☑ 02:28​ Complete the migration using the restore function
☑ 02:40 Increase maximum upload file size limits and conclusions.

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