[Nicole]

I have tried a dozen times to generate backup files with All In One Migration but they are always corrupted, I can’t migrate to my new server. I also tried File Manager plugin to zip the files, but zipping always failed in SiteGround. I also tried to export the database in phpmyadmin but sql.zip also failed so now I’m trying to export the raw .sql dump which is taking forever. Any ideas?

[Mark]

Any ideas?

—–> don’t use Siteground 😉

[Grace]

I’m trying lol… but I literally can’t export my website.

[Gary]

I don’t know if Siteground provides a SFTP login but if they do, maybe try to download all your files that way, and then upload to your SlickStack cloud server?

[Amy]

I also keep seeing Please login through your SiteTools on the phpmyadmin and it kicks me out of the database export, like a timeout or something

[Zachary]

another high quality shared hosting company!

[Ethan]

Siteground killing your SEO with false positive captchas

[Sharon]

I could finally export the MySQL database by using the Gzip export instead of Zip. Apparently Siteground doesn’t support zipping your database or files, wtf.

[Mason]

Seems like Mullenweg actually did the right thing here

WordPress Contributors Demand Transparency and Objective Guidelines for Listings on Recommended Hosting Page

[Heather]

>> Seems like Mullenweg actually did the right thing here

I mean, if you think Bluehost/EIG is a better option than Siteground, but they are all pretty s****y imo, just Matt giving preference to his investment partners

Probs WP Engine and Pressable gonna be there soon

[Nancy]

Siteground and Namecheap, two companies I never understood why their fanbase is so big and defending them so much.

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