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    Dominik Günther
    Guest

    Hi there,
    when I install Total Upkeep on a site hosted by Ionos, the site cannot be accessed due to the 503 error.
    Wordpress is installed in a subfolder.
    However, when I install Total Upkeep, the Total Upkeep folder appears in the root folder with the corresponding files.
    How can I install and use total upkeep on Ionos?
    I can provide you with a WordPress installation with SFTP

    I have already tested the behavior on several websites.

    Thanks in Advance

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    Andy V
    Keymaster

    Thanks for reaching out Dominik,

    Thanks for your questions and thank your using Total Upkeep for WordPress!

    By default, the plugin  keeps the generated backups in a folder located in the root directory of your hosting rather than in the site directory itself. This is to help prevent any issues affecting your sites from having any baring on your backups as well as to prevent your backups from being included in subsequent backups. This setting can be changed but before we go that route we want to get some of the usual suspects out of the way first.

    First, find out your backup directory. You can find this in Total Upkeep -> Preflight Check. Most of the time, this is in your home directory, in a directory called boldgrid_backup.

    Could you send us the log file of the most recent backup attempt made on your website? I would like to see if our team can find any indicator of what the issue might be based on the information in that file. We have some troubleshooting guidelines in our support center related to backup creation failures and the instructions there will help you locate the Total Upkeep log files.

    We look forward to hearing from you!

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