cagsmith
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Same here, for what it’s worth!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Disabling lazy loading per page or per classThat isn’t at all helpful but ok – from what I understand, my original request is not possible. Ok, thanks anyway.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Disabling lazy loading per page or per classUnfortunately not – the images are constantly being updated (it’s a featured post widget on the homepage) so it’s not going to work to manually set the image name every time a new post is published, nor is it possible to add the attribute since the post is output there by a widget.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [jQuery Pin It Button for Images] PHP fatal error after recent updateHave seen this break on a bunch of my client’s sites too – all running under PHP 7.0
Hey there, I was using WP Crontrol – it’s how I discovered the AIOWPS cron job which is running at the time the server restarts. No other backup plugins or cron jobs running at this time 🙁
I will need to try disabling the pluging to see if it resolves the issue.
Hm, actually the file change detection scan is set to only run once every 4 weeks 🙁
Any other ideas of what might be happening?
Thanks for your reply – DB backup is already disabled actually, but I’ll certainly try the disabling the file change detection scan and keep you posted!
Have you checked your PHP error log, or turned on error logging via wp-config?
It definitely transferred correctly the first time, although I had to put it there by FTP since the file is too big for the upload limit. It works fine to download directly from the server, once the permissions have been changed. I made a post on your support forum – thanks!
@fernandolopes – I’m using version 3.1.2 until it is resolved (or if not then I’ll need to use a different plugin alas) – go to the plugin page on WordPress and click on the developers tab to find that version.
May help with the timeouts, but in any case will reduce the risk that the backup fails due to multiple timeouts.
As for the the 2gb limit – I completely agree… that was why I opened this post in the first place.
You can use split the backup across multiple jobs or use version 3.1.2 of the plugin. Also, in the settings, set decrease server load and increase number of attempts.
Thanks Daniel – I think it would be a great option. Have it the “default” option for sure, but at least allow people to disable the option. I’ve had to rollback to version 3.1.2 on a load of sites which isn’t ideal.
By the way – unrelated, but I sent a request to you guys through… CodeCanyon I think, with a query about BackWPup pro but never got a response… Should I send it again, or…?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BackWPup – WordPress Backup & Restore Plugin] Cannot create folderIt’s a permissions issue. You should make sure the folder has the correct permissions and owner/group to ensure that it is writeable by BackWPup.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BackWPup – WordPress Backup & Restore Plugin] Error in your SQL syntaxDid you try opening up the raw SQL file in a decent text editor like Notepad++ to check it looks ok?
Also, if you’re importing a DB in via PhpMyAdmin then you can’t import the (g)zipped tarball – you need to inflate archive first and extract just the .sql (or .sql.gz) file. BackWPup includes a readme and manifest file in the completed archive. Trying to import the untouched completed archive will result in an error since PhpMyAdmin doesn’t know what to do with the other files in the archive.