That’s it! You’ll now be able to store your WordPress backup files in your Dropbox account.To finalize adding Dropbox, click the +Add Destination button.
On the next screen, you can customize your Dropbox Remote Destination settings.Enter the provided OAuth Code into the "Paste Your Code Here" box within BackupBuddy.Copy the OAuth code to your clipboard (Note: you may need to login to ).Click the Click here to log into Dropbox button.Wp-admin (dashboard) -> Settings -> iThemes Licensing ->Īs BackupBuddy needs to be licensed in order to use the Dropbox (v3) remote destination. If you get a warning/error message that says "Invalid Authentication Request" and/or "Missing Username Parameter", please make sure that BackupBuddy is licensed on the site here:.On the next screen, follow the steps to finish connecting your Dropbox account to BackupBuddy.Click the +Add New tab to add your Dropbox destination.After installing and activating the BackupBuddy plugin, visit the Destinations page.Here’s how to backup WordPress to Dropbox with BackupBuddy: BackupBuddy includes support for several off-site storage destinations to fit your needs, including Google Drive, Amazon S3, Rackspace Cloud Files and BackupBuddy Stash. It’s easy to backup WordPress to Dropbox with BackupBuddy. WordPress Backup to Dropbox with BackupBuddy With BackupBuddy, you can set up backups schedules to automatically send your WordPress backup files to Dropbox after each completed backup. BackupBuddy includes support for WordPress backup to Dropbox, so you know your WordPress backup files are stored safely off-site in your Dropbox account.
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