InfiniteWP Kullanarak Birden Fazla WordPress Sitesi Nasıl Yönetilir

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1. Syed Balkhi says

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2. Peter says

   Tem 3, 2016 5:44 am'de

   it’s possible to use it on localhost like wp desktop server?

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3. Kevin Marshall says

   Tem 4, 2014 3:13 pm'de

   InfiniteWP Is nothing sort of a lifesaver. You are able to save so much time you are able to do more thing with your life, thus saving is the better things like family. TO me that is a live saver!

   We manager over 400 sites and while we have tried multiple other systems this is the one for us. InfiniteWP’s plan of allowing me to have unlimited sites and then choosing only the plugs we need is over the cheapest and most effective system, especially if you have many sites.

   We use the clone sites and auto back up the most

   They make it so easy to start up. The addons might seem expensive but when you factor in the monthly costs of other systems it quickly becomes a no brainer.

   Their platform is strong and robust. I trust it completely. We all know nothing is perfect but this is pretty close. I have had some issues and their response time is great usually less than 11 hours and sometimes much quicker. I highly recommend this product.

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4. geo chris says

   Eki 29, 2013 10:35 am'de

   only one word THIS PLG IS SAVE MY LIFE!

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5. Chris says

   Eki 22, 2013 4:05 pm'de

   Any experience or thoughts on Backup Box?

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6. Colin Crawford says

   Eki 4, 2013 7:20 am'de

   InfiniteWP is a real time saver and I use it all the time to update everything including plugins, themes and WordPress core files and I bought two Addons to help me further.

   I bought the Scheduled Backup as now I can backup all my websites on a daily basis without being there. The other Addon was the Malware Scanner to check for viruses.

   It would of been nice if the Malware scanner could of had a scheduling facility built in to scan on a daily basis or weekly basis.

   Overall, it’s free, time saver & makes life easier.

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7. David says

   Eki 3, 2013 11:37 am'de

   Hi,

   I am the founder at InfiniteWP.

   Thanks for the great writeup.

   People appreciating what we have created makes us feel great and helps us to continue doing what we are good at.

   Thanks once again

   Thanks
   David

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   • Scott says

     Eki 5, 2013 11:38 pm'de

     David,
     Infinite WP is awesome! I have all the addons and I’m amazed by the wide range of features. My favorite adons are the scheduled cloud backups, uptime monitoring, and the malware scanner. I’m just starting to scratch the surface of all the available tools. Thanks and keep up the good work.

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   • Gary K. says

     Ara 13, 2013 7:57 pm'de

     I am a total nube to wp and am looking for an easy way to setup multiple affiliate e-commerce niche blogs and admin them locally from a single control panel on my laptop. I have a hosting account with hostgator and am anxious to get them working. Would I be able to build blogs offline on my local workstation using your system? Are the optional add-ons a one-time expense or a monthly expense?

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   • Frank says

     Tem 7, 2015 3:20 pm'de

     Hi David,

     I have started a business that strives to create an online presence for those small and business owners who currently do not have one.

     Will Infinite WP allow me to manage all of my clients’ websites, but they will only have access to their own? I may fully manage it myself? I’m just trying to figure out the best way to handle website ‘maintenance’ going forward.

     All the websites will have individual domains, but I plan to manage them under one WP account.

     Thanks.

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8. Kris says

   Eki 3, 2013 3:37 am'de

   Best tutorial, ever.

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9. Karl J. Gephart says

   Eki 1, 2013 6:49 pm'de

   I’ve been using the free InfiniteWP for over a month now and it’s a godsend! It’s incredibly easy to install with their great amount of screenshots (I put their folder in my main directory), you can backup multiple WordPress sites online(.zip) and download them, you can control exactly the updates for specific plugins and sites you want to do! I had a question and their customer service was polite and replied the next day. It’s so intuitive, I love it!

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10. Susan Marshall VA says

    Eki 1, 2013 10:19 am'de

    1. What are the functional differences between this and ManageWP?

    2. Can backups be sent to cloud storage?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Eki 1, 2013 6:52 pm'de

      Checkout our article on ManageWP. As for offsite backups, yes there is an addon available for that.

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    • Rao says

      Oca 30, 2014 5:46 am'de

      Hi Susan,

      I know this is quite late…. but just saw your message and thought you should try out the Cloud backup addon from IWP. Here is the link: http://infinitewp.com/addons/backup-to-repositories/

      Best Regards
      Rao

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11. Zimbrul says

    Eki 1, 2013 10:11 am'de

    Do you install it into a sub-domain or a domain you own?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Eki 1, 2013 6:58 pm'de

      you can install it in a subdirectory in your root folder.

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    • David says

      Eki 2, 2013 2:24 pm'de

      You can install it on a sub-directory and a subdomain. But we recommend subdomain

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      • Chris says

        Eki 11, 2013 2:49 am'de

        David,

        Just curious as to why you recommend subdomain over subdirectory?

        iwp.mysite.com vs. mysite.com/iwp (if I have understood correctly).

        Also, can you password protect a subdomain just like you can password protect a subdirectory (folder)?

        Thanks!

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12. Jason Hartman says

    Eki 1, 2013 9:50 am'de

    Do all of the sites and databases have to be on the same host account?
    I have several sites for various people on GoDaddy but they are all on separate accounts.
    Can you use this with multiple logins on the same host company but different accounts?
    Great writeup.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Eki 1, 2013 7:01 pm'de

      They need to be on same web server

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      • Jason says

        Eki 2, 2013 8:11 am'de

        After reading through the article again I understand now. I must have been reading it to quickly the first time. I am definitely going to use this. I will let you know how it goes.
        Thanks WPB.

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    • David says

      Eki 2, 2013 2:25 pm'de

      The WP sites can be on different servers. You could manage any number of sites on different hosting / server with InfiniteWP.

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13. Stephane says

    Eki 1, 2013 8:46 am'de

    @RW: Multisite is meant to manage multiple WP installation on the same host, on the same hosting account.

    If you have to manage multiple WP blogs hosted on different hosts (for different customers for instance), then you’d have to use something like InfiniteWP or ManageWP.

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14. Stephane says

    Eki 1, 2013 8:44 am'de

    Oops I meant * I don’t think *

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15. Stephane says

    Eki 1, 2013 8:44 am'de

    I don’t it uses XML-RPC, it uses a client plugin instead.

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16. RW says

    Eki 1, 2013 8:43 am'de

    what’s the benefit of using this over running multisite?

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    • Daniel Strunk says

      Eki 1, 2013 9:33 am'de

      I think multisite installs work best if they are relevant to the parent site. For example, niche sites that operate under one company or the like. Multisites aren’t great for clients with different needs, since you can’t install plugins or themes directly onto child sites, only the parent site.

      InfiniteWP is more for managing your clients if you have to manage upgrade cycles.

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17. M Asif Rahman says

    Eki 1, 2013 7:54 am'de

    The first two question came into my mind is

    1) Does it use WordPress XML-RPC?

    2) Where does it stores the BackUp?

    And there are few other concern

    1) Does it work in NGiNX?

    2) As its installed in our own server, how to secure it? If our server got hacked and hacker got the “Activation key” what will happen?

    And its actually direct competitor of ManageWP.com right? Good thing is its free and already trusted and used by many people.

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    • James Mowery says

      Eki 1, 2013 8:31 am'de

      Hi Asif,

      I’m James Mowery, CEO of ManageWP, and I can tell you that ManageWP has developed and implemented an extremely secure OpenSSL protocol for communicating with your WordPress dashboards. It has not been hacked, and we take security to heart, because we know that if our infrastructure was ever hacked, we would no longer be in business, because our customers would no longer trust us.

      ManageWP lets you decide where you store your backups — Dropbox, Amazon, FTP, Email, Google Drive, etc. This is great, because forcing you to store your backups in one single location has its own serious issues.

      Our business model also means that we have nearly two dozen staff ready to answer any support related questions 24/7, along with constantly developing, improving, and innovating with our infrastructure. This is why everyone from WordPress hobbyists who manage 5 websites to some of the world’s largest universities who manage 10,000s of sites use and rely on ManageWP.

      We were the first to create the WordPress management market, so we take pride in doing things right and taking care of our customers first, so if that is something you value, please join us and send me an email directly if you ever have any questions or comments.

      Thanks!
      James Mowery

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      • Joseph Dowdy says

        Oca 27, 2014 5:22 pm'de

        James, I think it’s great that you are commenting on your product here. I run over 50 sites and I waste a lot of time logging and logging out and I am the kind of customer you seek to find. I just came from your site and then came to this article.

        Who will I go with if the choice is FREE versus $100+/mo? I would have to be an idiot to throw away $1,200+ a year for your service unless it was going to save me $1,200+/yr. I doubt you can prove that.

        I’m sorry, James, but companies who make customers pay forever (like Gravity Forms) are going to continually lose against free and one-time/lifetime fee providers.

        You may seriously want to change your pricing model because it looks like the only service you are missing.

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        • Vladimir` says

          Mar 8, 2014 12:52 pm'de

          Getting something for free has it’s own downsides. Especially if it’s something crucial to your business such as scheduled daily backups of your websites.

          Getting something for free means that you don’t pay anything to the company. Therefore, company doesn’t have resources to hire full time support staff, great developers and to stay in business for years to come.

          You are lucky if you just wait 5 days for support ticket to be solved… The worst case scenario is that company doesn’t have any money to continue developing and their service is gone by next minor WordPress update.

          It’s like buying new vs used car – You get what you paid for

    • David says

      Eki 2, 2013 2:29 pm'de

      1) It doesn’t use XML-RPC – It uses a client plugin with OpenSSL which is super secure.
      2) It stores backup in the WP site with the free version. But there is an addon which would store the backup on Dropbox, Amazon S3 and any FTP servers
      3) It works in Nginx
      4) About the security InfiniteWP is totally secure since no one can know where you have installed it. Its a self hosted software so you can install it in a folder and also password protect it. To make it even more secure kindly check this link where we have explained the features.
      http://infinitewp.com/docs/how-to-secure-the-infinitewp-admin-panel/

      Let me know if you have any other concerns.

      Thanks
      David!

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