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Moving a massive WordPress website can feel impossible. The All-in-One WP Migration plugin is excellent, but it often fails with large websites. If your backup hangs, crashes, or hits a size limit, you need a reliable fix.
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Export the file. This will reduce your backup from 100GB to likely under 500MB. allinone wp migration 100gb fix
Check the boxes to exclude the , Themes , and Plugins .
Access your root directory via FTP and add the following lines to your .htaccess file to force higher execution limits:
How to Fix All-in-One WP Migration for Large Sites (Up to 100GB+) Moving a massive WordPress website can feel impossible
like "404 Not Found" or "Disk Space Full" during your 100GB import?
If the plugin change doesn't work, your server might be blocking the upload. Add these lines to your
Uploading a 100GB file via a browser upload box is highly unreliable. The safest method for massive files is bypassing the browser upload completely by using FTP. Step 1: Upload via FTP If you share with third parties, their policies apply
Abandon the browser upload window. Use the direct SFTP injection method described in Method B to place the backup file directly into the storage folder. Database Timeout or Out of Memory Errors
Method 2: Use the FTP Backdoor Method (Recommended for 100GB)
If your domain name changed during the migration, use a plugin like Better Search Replace to update old domain strings to the new one.
This setting limits the total data allowed in a single HTTP POST request. It must always be larger than or equal to the upload limit.