Hey Jon,
If we paste that JSON result here. We can see its not complete it looks like its just getting killed. There could be a few things:
1. Timeout
2. Memory allocation
3. Special Character
Maybe try to create a root level directory filter to just see if the scan can finish. This will start to give use clues as to what constraint is causing the scan to not full create the JSON report…
Hey Cory,
So I had to do this filter
/usr/share/nginx/html/mysite/public_html/wp-content/themes/canvas;
/usr/share/nginx/html/mysite/public_html/wp-content/plugins;
/usr/share/nginx/html/mysite/public_html/wp-content/uploads;
/usr/share/nginx/html/mysite/public_html/wp-admin;
Before it finally finished the scan.
I have 128M allocated – it’s not a memory issue
That is odd… Normally you only need to filter the /uploads path. Do you know what the size of your site is uncompressed? Probably have to use cpanel to see directory size…
@corylamleorg
Don’t have cPanel π
But ssh with du -hs tells me it’s at 76M π
Nice! Yeah that is a pretty small site, the only thing I can think is there is a special character in one of the paths that is causing the JSON to fail. I haven’t really seen it ever just fail like that, I’m a bit at a loss… If you want to submit a support ticket I can have a closer look at your site if you want, just provide a link to this thread if you decide to submit one…
Cheers~
Thanks Cory,
I was actually a little annoyed but more importantly careless and screwed up the server royally. So it’s uh not gonna work now.
That being said, I setup a new development server, threw back in NGINX, MariaDb and PHP7 and it all works fine now.
I’ll let you know if there are issues in the new server but I’ll go back to happily using Duplicator now π
Cheers!
Excellent! Thanks for the update Jon!