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Description of my issue:

Hello, I made the setting to make the backp via FTP, but when it starts to perform the post-process the following error is in the image attached.

Link log: http://gcenterprises.com.br/media/akeeba-log.txt

The 404 error is a little odd, but this is a timeout. You are trying to upload a 95 Mb file in one step via FTP, there is simply not enough time to do it in a single step.

You need to set a part size in your backup profile so that FTP is uploading a smaller size file and can do it within the time limits imposed by FTP. You can find more information here: https://www.akeebabackup.com/documentation/akeeba-backup-documentation/archiver-engines.html, look for Part Size for Split Archives.

Sure, but I identified that the problem may be in my FTP server, because I have a Linux server here with Static IP. Use proftpd program and Akeeba configured to connect this my server and connects normally. I tried to send to an FTP server from a hosting I have sent and regular, even the file being great. Do you have any idea how I can increase the team size out from my FTP server? thank you

Yes it works fine via an FTP client. The difference is that the backup is running PHP and PHP is running FTP. So the PHP time limits are in effect. When PHP times out, FTP dies too. You may be able to increase the PHP timeout value but that solution is a time bomb, eventually the file will grow too big to transfer in one part. You would need to talk to your host about increasing the PHP timeout value. Generally speaking, they will not do it on a shared server plan.

The right solution is to break your backup archive into parts. That way FTP is only uploading 20 Mb (for example) at a time and can do it under the PHP timeout limit. All of the parts are required to restore your site. Kickstart knows how to handle a split archive, so there is no extra work or instructions necessary to restore. Generally zip clients can handle split zip archives as well.

Do you have any idea how I can increase the team size out from my FTP server?

I do not understand.

Ok, but what better Akeeba configuration to a server with the max_execution_time = 60 and memory_limit = 128M.

The only way to upload your archive reliably via FTP is to break it into smaller parts.