Brandon Olivares

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll discuss this with the team and we’ll see about adding it.

@allegroclub I actually believe I responded to your ticket personally. I’ll check again to be sure, but perhaps make sure the response didn’t end up in your spam folder.

This feature currently isn’t implemented. I’ll take your suggestion though as a feature request.

Have you set the permissions of the directory of your log file to be writable? If not, then BackWPup won’t be able to write to it.

This is actually a JavaScript issue, not with BackWPup itself. Basically the AJAX callback is tied to the keyup event. If you just paste in the access key, well it doesn’t listen to those events.

Something as simple as pressing ctrl after pasting the keys, or anything else like that, should fire off the event. It worked for me when I tested it.

Or use the keyboard shortcut to paste: ctrl+V for Windows, cmd+V for Mac. That’ll fire it off as well.

This page of the docs should be able to help.

Quoting what it says about your error:

Not expected HTTP response: WP Http Error: Failure when receiving data from the peer

In this case your host is probably blocking the access to the wp-cron.php file. Please contact your host and check if this is the case and if it is possible to change. Apart from that you can try a workaround for BackWPup: Activate alternative Cron by adding the following line to your wp-config.php:

define( 'ALTERNATE_WP_CRON', true );

It means that your PHP is not compiled with Mysqli. It’s an extension to allow your site to access your database. Perhaps talk to your host and see if they can install Mysqli.