PHP Error with S3

Resolved larsvonhierblau
(@larsvonhierblau)

1 year ago

Hi I’m getting this error message. PHP event: code E_NOTICE: fwrite(): Write of 5242880 bytes failed with errno=28 No space left on device

The File chunk size is 200mb and its a Digital Ocean droplet with more than enough power, so it should be an issue. The older version (like t3 versions before) don#t show any such behavior.

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Plugin Contributor bcrodua
(@bcrodua)

1 year ago

Hi,

Please could you try adding the following to your wp-config.php file, near the top:

define(‘UPDRAFTPLUS_S3_OLDLIB’, true);

This will set UpdraftPlus to use a fallback library for accessing S3.
Does this change improve the backup?

Best Wishes,
Bryle
Thread Starter larsvonhierblau
(@larsvonhierblau)

1 year ago
Hi, I tried but it didn’t help. The Upload and execution works now but seems to stuck at following error:
Amazon S3: upload: all chunks uploaded; will now instruct S3 to re-assemble
4324.114 (6) Amazon S3: re-assembly error (others0): Error executing “CompleteMultipartUpload”

I made a new bucket already. I checked my cron jobs and i also added the litespeed noabart tag. However the error seems to persist. I also decreased the split file size. The issues didn’t accuse with significantly older versions.
- This reply was modified 1 year ago by larsvonhierblau.
Plugin Author David Anderson
(@davidanderson)

1 year ago

Please include a link to your backup log file (using pastebin.com).

David
Thread Starter larsvonhierblau
(@larsvonhierblau)

1 year ago
Hi, @davidanderson the issues seems to be related to /tmp space of ubunutu. Updraft seems to fill it up during the upload to S3 and not getting rid of the already uploaded chunks. This seems to accumulate until the /tmp is running out of space. This happens on all chunk settings (used several). I created a temporary new sized /tmp and the backup went through without issues. But this method isn’t sustainable hence it causes the ram to fill up. Is there a way to use /tmp directory within wordpress which can be defined via wp-config?
- This reply was modified 1 year ago by larsvonhierblau.
Plugin Author David Anderson
(@davidanderson)

1 year ago

Hi,

If you’ve used the define above, then temporary file space isn’t being used, so please check that you’ve set it correctly, and the datestamps on the temporary files.

David

Thread Starter larsvonhierblau
(@larsvonhierblau)

1 year ago

Hi @davidanderson thank you very much! I before didn’t add the define (..) on the top. It turns out it really works great. Just one more question, is this just a temporary solution or will this change, and if so would it be announced? Btw. thanks for the amazing support! Really rocks

Plugin Author David Anderson
(@davidanderson)

1 year ago

You can remove the define after 6 weeks, since it will be applied automatically in future.