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496 CHAPTER 18 MAINTAINING YOUR BLOG Figure 18-5. Restoring WordPress database backup using phpMyAdmin Note that the file upload method can accept gzipped compressed files. This is perfect if you ve followed my recommendation and used the WP-DB Backup plug-in, which generates such a compressed file type. To restore your backup, upload the latest archive file generated by the WP-DB Backup plug-in and click the Go button. You will eventually (this can take up to a few minutes) be presented with a page containing a message similar to the one in Figure 18-6, indicating that the upload was successful. Figure 18-6. Successful WordPress database restore using phpMyAdmin Check your blog site now to determine that all is well. Sometimes, a faulty theme can display a blank page at this stage. If so, swap out the theme to the Default theme (see Chapter 16) to see if that solves the problem. If that fails to resolve the situation, you may need to resort to reapplying a new set of WordPress files, but that is a rare event. Monitoring Storage Space and Bandwidth To keep your WordPress blog healthy, you need to be conscious of any limits imposed by your hosting company, because your blog is dynamic it grows whenever people add comments or when you write new articles. The following are three limits you need to consider.
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