Error log full of updraft errors

  • Resolved pjc123

    (@pjc123)


    8 years, 1 month ago

    I am running the latest version of UpdraftPlus and all other plugins up to date (Errors were in the log before the recent update however). Backups always state that they have completed successfully.

    So, in Cpanel > Metrics > Errors there are a bunch of the following errors. Unfortunately they are not date stamped so I don’t know when this started:

    BEGIN failed–compilation aborted at /home/<FOLLOWING PATH CONTENTS REMOVED>/wp-content/plugins/updraftplus/includes/get-cpanel-quota-usage.pl line 9.

    What does it mean and do I need to worry about them?

    • This topic was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by pjc123.
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  • Hello,
    One thing you could do is check for an error log inside of you site files, or by going to your website, example.com/error_log it should display any PHP errors it is catching, on top of that it should show the date and time stamp. I am not familiar with this particular error, but there is somewhere you can look for more information.

    Thread Starter pjc123

    (@pjc123)

    https://www.<MY WEBSITE NAME FILLED IN HERE>.example.com/error_log gives me:

    That page can’t be found.

    This is a hosted environment. I do have SSH jailed root access however, so maybe I can find those error logs somewhere. I will take a look when i get a chance.

    Thread Starter pjc123

    (@pjc123)

    I meant https://www.<MY WEBSITE NAME FILLED IN HERE>.com/error_log

    you should be able to find it in the directory that your WordPress is installed in. They basically can be in any directory that is throwing an error. I used them a lot, I used to work at a hosting company, and when I was doing PHP in college.

    Plugin Contributor DNutbourne

    (@dnutbourne)

    Hi,

    UpdraftPlus attempts to check for the disk space quota that has been used by asking cPanel. However, if the relevant function is not enabled (or cPanel is not used), an error will be generated.

    These errors do not affect the backups or site, and can be safely ignored.
    However, you can set UpdraftPlus to skip checking for the quota by adding the following line to your wp-config file:
    define('UPDRAFTPLUS_SKIP_CPANEL_QUOTA_CHECK', true);

    Thread Starter pjc123

    (@pjc123)

    RESOLVED.

    @dnutbourne. Thanks. As long as it doesn’t affect the backups I am good with it.

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