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bcrodua
(@bcrodua)
Hi,
We’ve recently released an update and I think the update has failed partway causing the error. Can you please re-install the plugin? You will need to delete the updraftplus plugin folder inside the “wp-content/plugins” and then re-install. You will not lose your backups in the process.
Thanks,
Bryle
Please can you, for testing purposes, de-activate all your other plugins, reload the page, and confirm that it then loads? Assuming so, please then selectively reactivate other plugins, to find the culprit causing a conflict.
David
Hello David
I tried both options, deactivated all plugins and reinstalled updraft. The problem still exists. Are there other causes for this error?
Thank you so much for your help!
Some code somewhere in your WordPress site defines the function ‘getallheaders()’. If it’s not in a plugin or theme, it could be an mu-plugin or any other customisation you have made. If you still can’t find it, you can download your site to your computer and search for the string function getallheaders( in the code to locate it. (If not sure how to do that, Google things like “Windows search code tool” or “Mac search code tool” depending on what system you have).
I checked and getallheaders is just used by:
1. WordPress (wp-includes/js/codemirror/codemirror.min.js)
2. Many times inside the “updraftplus” plugin folder.
Could it be that something is wrong with the hosting-environment?
@peesen87 The string function getallheaders( only appears once inside UpdraftPlus, so you are doing the search wrongly somehow – please try again….
Yes, i was searching for just “getallheaders”. The function is just inside updraft plus, nothing else found. And idea what i can do next?
I asked the webhoster about this and he changed something in the php.ini. Now Updraft plus is working 🙂
@peesen87 How is the bucket set up – does the AWS user that is being used have all permissions on the account, or only limited permissions, via ACLs?
