Luzid Backup to Nextcloud

Luzid Backup to Nextcloud uploads your existing WordPress backup files to a Nextcloud folder via WebDAV.

It is designed for two main workflows:

1) Automate offsite copies: upload backup archives on a schedule (WordPress Cron)
2) Manual runs + monitoring: start uploads manually and follow progress + logs

Typical use cases:

• Keep an offsite copy of backup archives generated by popular backup plugins.
• Upload backups to a structured Nextcloud folder (per source).
• Reduce storage usage with optional rotation (keep only the last N backup sets per source).

Core concepts:

• Sources: each source represents a folder where backup files are created (UpdraftPlus, BackWPup, … or custom).
• Upload: the plugin scans sources for backup files and uploads them to Nextcloud.
• Schedule: optional daily/weekly/monthly runs at a fixed time (WordPress Cron; traffic-dependent).
• Rotation: keep the newest N backup sets and remove older ones on Nextcloud.
• Email Reporting: get notified on successful or failed transfers.

Features

• Nextcloud WebDAV connection (URL, username, app password)
• Multiple backup sources (known plugins + custom)
• File filters by extension
• Manual upload with progress modal
• Scheduled runs: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly (WordPress Cron)
• Email notifications for successful/failed transfers
• Logs viewer + clear logs
• Rotation / retention (keep last N backup sets)
• German / English admin UI

Usage

Configure Nextcloud

1. Enter your WebDAV base URL (must end with /).
2. Enter username + Nextcloud App Password.
3. Set a target folder name.
4. Click Save & Test.

Configure sources

1. Enable one or more sources.
2. Adjust local paths (if needed).
3. Set file extensions to include (comma-separated).

Schedule + rotation

• Enable the schedule and set a time.
• Enable rotation and choose how many backup sets to keep.

License

This plugin is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 or later.

Assets:

• Logo + flag icons are shipped as SVG assets in assets/img/.