Your server doesn't have enough RAM to unpack the 100GB archive piece by piece.

Instead of downloading a 100GB file to your local computer and uploading it via a browser, use cloud extensions. ServMask offers dedicated extensions for: Google Drive

Note: If you are on a shared hosting plan, your provider will likely block these adjustments. You will need a Virtual Private Server (VPS) or Dedicated Server environment to handle a 100GB data stream smoothly. Phase 3: Creating the 100GB Export Archive

Most shared hosting environments have strict limits on:

max_execution_time = 3600 max_input_time = 3600 memory_limit = 1024M post_max_size = 128G upload_max_filesize = 128G Use code with caution.

Moving an enterprise-level, asset-heavy site presents major logistical challenges. Standard shared hosting environments routinely drop connections long before a 100GB file can upload or process.

Connect to your new server using an (such as FileZilla). Browse to the directory path: /wp-content/ai1wm-backups/ Upload your 100GB .wpress file directly into this folder. 3. Trigger the Import Script

The All-in-One WP Migration plugin by ServMask is the most popular solution for moving WordPress websites. While the free version is capped at a 512MB import limit, handling a requires the Premium Unlimited Extension combined with advanced server optimizations. Why 100GB Migrations Fail (And How to Prevent It)

If you are using a cloud extension, modify the target parameter: wp ai1wm export --to=gdrive Use code with caution. Phase 4: Importing and Restoring on the New Server

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With the Unlimited Extension enabled, the post_max_size and upload_max_filesize PHP directives become irrelevant for AIOWMP because it uses a custom uploader that splits the import file into chunks.

ServMask offers premium extensions for Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and AWS S3. These are crucial because importing a 100GB file directly through a standard web browser upload window will almost certainly fail due to network instability. Why You Should Avoid Nulled "100GB Versions"

If you need to migrate a site of this size, it is strongly recommended to use one of these safe, official methods:

Log into your hosting control panel (cPanel, RunCloud, or custom VPS terminal) and adjust your php.ini settings to these minimum thresholds: