What is the Debug Page

The Debug page in WPvivid Backup Pro provides a centralized view of your website’s environment, server configuration, and system runtime parameters. This information is primarily used for diagnostics, compatibility validation, and performance troubleshooting during backup, migration, and restore operations.

Common Use Cases

The Debug page is commonly used in the following scenarios:

• Investigating backup or migration failures
• Validating server environment compatibility
• Preparing diagnostic reports for technical support
• Auditing hosting resource limits before large backup operations

Accessing Debug Information

To access the Debug panel in WPvivid Backup Pro:

• Navigate to WPvivid Backup Pro → Debug
• The Debug Information table will be displayed automatically.

Understanding Debug Information

The Debug Information table is divided into multiple logical sections that reflect your WordPress installation, hosting environment, and runtime configuration.

Website Information

Displays core website and WPvivid plugin configuration details.

• version
  Shows the currently installed WPvivid Backup Plugin version.
• home_url
  Displays the website home URL configured in WordPress.
• abspath
  Shows the absolute path to the WordPress root directory.
• wp_content_path
  Displays the full server path to the wp-content directory.
• wp_plugin_path
  Shows the directory path where WordPress plugins are installed.
• wp_prefix
  Displays the database table prefix used by the WordPress installation.

Server Environment Information

Provides details about the hosting server and operating system environment.

• web_server
  Displays the web server software and version running on the host.
• OS
  Shows the operating system and kernel information of the server.
• fast_cgi
  Indicates whether FastCGI processing is enabled.

PHP Environment Configuration

Displays PHP runtime configuration values that affect backup and migration performance.

• php_version
  Shows the current PHP version running on the server.
• max_execution_time
  Displays the maximum allowed script execution time.
• max_input_vars
  Shows the maximum number of input variables PHP can process.
• upload_max_filesize
  Defines the maximum file upload size allowed by PHP.
• post_max_size
  Displays the maximum POST request size limit.
• allow_url_fopen
  Indicates whether remote file access is enabled.

Database Environment Information

Provides details about the database engine and database driver support.

• mysql_version
  Displays the MySQL or MariaDB server version.
• pdo_mysql
  Indicates whether the PDO MySQL extension is supported.
• mysql_mode
  Shows the active SQL operation mode configuration.

WordPress Environment Settings

Displays WordPress runtime configuration parameters.

• multisite
  Indicates whether WordPress Multisite mode is enabled.
• language
  Shows the site language setting.
• wp_debug
  Displays the WordPress debug mode status.
• timezone
  Shows the WordPress timezone configuration.

Active Plugins Information

Displays a list of all active plugins currently enabled on the website.

• active_plugins
  Lists plugin directories and main plugin files currently loaded by WordPress.

This information is useful when diagnosing compatibility issues or identifying plugin conflicts.

System Resource Usage

Displays PHP memory allocation and runtime usage information.

• memory_limit
  Shows the PHP memory limit assigned to the website.
• memory_current
  Displays the current memory usage.
• memory_peak
  Shows the highest memory usage reached during execution.

Server Extensions and Modules

Displays enabled PHP extensions and web server modules required for WPvivid operations.

• extensions
  Lists all active PHP extensions.
• apache_modules
  Displays enabled Apache server modules.
• PclZip
  Indicates availability of the ZIP compression fallback library.

Downloading Debug Information

WPvivid Backup Pro allows exporting Debug Information for support and diagnostics.

To download debug data:

• Scroll to the bottom of the Debug page.
• Click the Download button.
• A debug report file will be generated and saved locally.

This file can be provided to WPvivid support for further investigation.

Security and Privacy Considerations

The Debug page displays sensitive system information including server paths, environment configuration, and plugin lists.

For security reasons:

• Do not share debug exports publicly
• Only provide debug files to WPvivid official support
• Store downloaded debug files securely

Proper handling of debug information helps prevent unintended exposure of server configuration data.