Same problem — from the same update!
I suggest you disable the plugin as a temporary measure but this is the offending code:
$requested_temp_dir = sanitize_text_field($_GET['wp_db_temp_dir']);
$this->backup_dir = trailingslashit(apply_filters('wp_db_b_backup_dir', (isset($requested_temp_dir) && is_writable($requested_temp_dir)) ? $requested_temp_dir : get_temp_dir()));
$this->basename = 'wp-db-backup';
I did disable it and the message stayed, I tried removing the plugin, message still there.
It isn’t my website, I just maintain it, but I can’t get into the Cpanel at the moment for some reason, so I can’t access the folders to do anything else about it.
Disabling doesn’t always work immediately btw — cache etc. needs to refresh I presume. Mine took a couple of minutes to start working again.
You try just renaming the plugin folder with the suffix “-disabled” ?
Hi,
This is not issue related WP Database Backup plugin.
You are using WP DB Backup plugin. Please raise ticket on https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wp-db-backup
My apologies for the mix up.
Bam Bam
edit wp-db-backup.php file and
Just comment line number 112
work for me….
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This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by
dneoliya.