Just point your browser to Darwin Backup provides you with, authorize yourself using your WordPress administrator credentials and click 'Login and click 'Restore.
For the rest, we try to auto-detect as much as we can, however with some unusual setups, you might need to know your FTP credentials. when cloning, you will need to know mysql credentials, and, rarely, FTP credentials...
To download archives, make sure you set 'Transfers -> 'File Types -> 'Default transfer type to BINARY FileZilla preferences...
Always email links to archive or copy them to clipboard right after backup to have instant access to UI.
FTP or SSH to your WordPress installation, go to wp-content plugins darwin-backup backups folder and find the backup.
Otherwise no, uploads folder does not contain files needed to restore your WordPress to working state, so feel free to not backup it for the restoration purposes...
I wasn't expecting PODs to be so breakable but thank I was able to click the restore links on my backups until i found the one with POD setup..
One thing that would make this plugin nicer is if we could Name the version or add note but other wise if people take time to try it out they will see this is the tool on WordPress right now and not secretly hitting you up for PRO paid version..
Even so, currently you can get the backup link emailed to you, copy it to the clipboard, or download the backup from the admin end of WordPress.
Browse the code, check out SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS...
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