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I’ve lost all the original backup logs because I’ve rebuilt the site from scratch trying to restore it under wordpress 4.80 to see if I could restore the uploads folder.

The only thing I know is that I am very disappointed.

All the images (thousands) were restored (badly) but not associated with the posts. So 95 % of the posts have no images and have to be edited one by one in order to add the images. 3 months of work have been lost.

I’ve tried to use the “add from server” plugin but it can not handle the amount of images.

I guess updraft is not good enough when the database is big with thousands of images and above 1 GB size.

Ok, seems that the backup missed about 25% of the images. The rest of the images were placed in the same folder no matter the original location. So i.e. all the September images were backed up in the July folder, and restored in the July folder.

I reinstalled one site, emotionyou.com, with wordpress 4.80 and finally could restore the site but the images from June, August and September were restored in the July folder. So in those months, in the posts, the images have the incorrect path, ie: https://emotionyou.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/esto-supera-2.jpg is actually located in 07 folder. So no image is shown. The same happens in the media library.

So since I have almost 2000 images misplaced during the backup and restoration how can I make a bulk relocation or change the images links.

Thanks

Yes I am trying to do so, but I’ve discovered that the backup is not complete. I only have one month of images and I have 4 months. A complete tragedy.

Secondly If you upload manually the images to the “uploads” folder WordPress does not recognize them. So you have to use the plugin “add from server” in order to see the images in their respectives posts. But this plugin has its limitations since can not process thousands images. It simply does not the job. So I am trapped in the worst possible world

I’ve lost 3 months of images + The images I have can not be seen by wordpress, they are useless resting in the upload folder

Thanks

Yes I am trying to do so, but I’ve discovered that the backup is not complete. I only have one month of images and I have 4 months. A complete tragedy.

Secondly If you upload manually the images to the “uploads” folder WordPress does not recognize them. So you have to use the plugin “add from server” in order to see the images in their respectives posts. But this plugin has its limitations since can not process thousands images. It simply does not the job. So I am trapped in the worst possible world

I’ve lost 3 months of images + The images I have can not be seen by wordpress, they are useless resting in the upload folder

Thanks

Yes I am trying to do so, but I’ve discovered that the backup is not complete. I only have one month of images and I have 4 months. A complete tragedy.

Secondly If you upload manually the images to the “uploads” folder WordPress does not recognize them. So you have to use the plugin “add from server” in order to see the images in their respectives posts. But this plugin has its limitations since can not process thousands images. It simply does not the job. So I am trapped in the worst possible world

I’ve lost 3 months of images + The images I have can not be seen by wordpress, they are useless resting in the upload folder

Thanks

Sorry I have to clarify that I have the resume manager plugin

Hi, does it work with 4.4.2 ? I could not find it in the media menu nor in any other place. Thanks

Sweet ! Now works perfectly ! Thanks Emre !

Ok, I’ll do it and let you know. Thanks !

Yes Emre, I did that.

Thanks Jay and MageeWP. I updated the theme and the white column disappeared.

Thanks again

Friends, I applied the code to the style.css but nothing happens. The comments sections is still there. (The white column to the right) Could you check it: https://www.xmanagers.com

Thanks !!!

.comments-area {
border-top: 1px dotted #CCCCCC;
margin-top: 50px;
padding: 10px;
width: 100%;
display: none;
}