If XCloner Logger option is enabled, it will store a log file inside the xcloner-XXXXX folder inside the backup archive. The file is named xcloner-xxxxx.log. This can generate a huge amount of temporary files and log files on your file system. This short article provides you one SQL statement to disable XCloner log directly in your WordPress MySQL database, using phpMyAdmin.
To disable the XCloner Logger option directly in your wp_options database table, execute the following SQL statement in phpMyAdmin:
UPDATE wp_options
SET
option_value = '0'
WHERE
wp_options.option_name = 'xcloner_enable_log';
See my ITFAQ.nl post “WordPress “XCloner – Backup and Restore” log uitschakelen in de MySQL-database” for this information in Dutch.
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Hi, my name is Jan. I am not a hacker, coder, developer or guru. I am merely an application manager / systems administrator, doing my daily thing at Embrace – The Human Cloud. In the past I worked at CLDIN (CLouDINfra) and Vevida. With over 20 years of experience, my specialties include Windows Server, IIS, Linux (CentOS, Debian), security, PHP, websites & optimization. I blog at https://www.saotn.org.