NT Backup And Restore Module 14.7.1

Completely backup your PrestaShop store automatically or manually.
Completely restore your PrestaShop store in the same location or elsewhere (another domain or locally).
What this module does for you
event_available Improve your website security
Backup and restore your shop easily.
Backup your online store and restore it where you want!
The ideal module for developers:
Create the shop locally and restore it onto the production server in 1...

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• Fix compatibility issue on update with old mysql
• Fix a possible issue with config file rights

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13.0.5(01/07/2022)

• Fix issue with double dump file
• Fix issue with multipart dump files
• Replace disable timeout by increase timeout

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- Fix issue with wrong dump path in some case

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Version 13.1.0 :
- Choosing database tables to ignore is much more easier now with listing and checkboxes
- If a backup is found at shop root, suggest to bring it back to the module with a button
- Fix automation domain change when restoring to a new domain
- Mulitipart is now 2000 for new installation in order to prevent server limitation
- Log are now saved to module folder if restoration from module fails
- Check that openssl extension is loaded

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• Add Dropbox support for Short-Lived Token
• Restore : Fix missing database port if non standard port for Prestashop < 1.7
• Restore : Fix SSL enabling/disabling in some case

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• Add some tables to the low interest tables
• Add refresh during the dump process
• Fix issue with doubling ignored table creation
• Fix issue that can occured when getting files from AWS when directory path is the same as bucket
• Fix issue with some tables names when displaying list of table to not recreate
• Restore : Fix htaccess.ntbr name

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• Restore : Check that sodium extension is loaded if needed
• Restore : Auto fix table creation in innodb in case of autoincrement and multiple primary keys from myisam

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