• Resolved wpguy75

    (@wpguy75)


    I’m backing up from one host and restoring to a test host but it’s failing:

    [STEP] [2021-01-30 04:17:13] Initializing restore process…
    [SUCCESS] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Restore process responded
    [SUCCESS] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Locking migration process
    [STEP] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Initializing restore process
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Backup & Migration version: 1.0.7
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Site which will be restored: https://——–
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] PHP Version: 7.4.8
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Web server: Apache
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Max execution time (in seconds): 60
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Initializing custom error handler
    [STEP] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Free space checking…
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Checking if there is enough amount of free space
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Requires at least 436525971 bytes.
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Disk free space function is disabled by hosting.
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:17:31] Using dummy file to check free space (it can take some time).
    [DOWNLOAD GENERATED] File downloaded on (server time): 2021-01-30 04:19:04
    [DOWNLOAD GENERATED] Last update (seconds): 111 seconds ago
    [DOWNLOAD GENERATED] Last update (date): 2021-01-30 04:17:13

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  • Plugin Author migrate

    (@migrate)

    Okay, yes, please try it with this one: https://backupbliss.com/downloads/plugins/bmi-betas/backup-backup-1.0.7.992.zip.

    Does it work?

    Thread Starter wpguy75

    (@wpguy75)

    removed original plugin, uploaded the plug-in installer and then ran. Seems I receive the same type of error:

    [STEP] [2021-01-30 04:36:18] Initializing restore process…
    [SUCCESS] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Restore process responded
    [SUCCESS] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Locking migration process
    [STEP] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Initializing restore process
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Backup & Migration version: 1.0.7.992
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Site which will be restored: https://
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] PHP Version: 7.4.8
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Web server: Apache
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Max execution time (in seconds): 60
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Initializing custom error handler
    [STEP] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Free space checking…
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Checking if there is enough amount of free space
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Requires at least 436525971 bytes. [416.3 MB]
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Disk free space function is disabled by hosting.
    [INFO] [2021-01-30 04:36:23] Using dummy file to check free space (it can take some time).
    [DOWNLOAD GENERATED] File downloaded on (server time): 2021-01-30 04:38:03
    [DOWNLOAD GENERATED] Last update (seconds): 105 seconds ago
    [DOWNLOAD GENERATED] Last update (date): 2021-01-30 04:36:18

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by wpguy75.
    Plugin Author migrate

    (@migrate)

    Ok thank you for trying it with the new plugin version. We’ll investigate.

    Plugin Support backupsupport

    (@backupsupport)

    Hi @wpguy75

    What’s you hosting provider?
    Looks like you have hard-limit of execution time to 60 seconds.

    It’s really bad if you want to run backup via PHP side.
    The only solutions I can see for you at this moment:
    – You can try to increase the limit (ask your web administrator or do it yourself, if you have access to your php.ini file)

    Your host also blocked function which shows us the free space. Mostly it’s not a problem as you can se we’re prepared for that case too, but if your plugin requires almost 500 MB it can take some time and definitely more than 60 seconds on your drive.
    – So, the solution might be to make separated backups for each thing i.e. Themes, Plugins, Uploads, Contents and at the end make Database backup. That should do the trick for you nevertheless it’s much slower than making everything at one time.

    I wish you can just increase the execution time in your hosting panel / server.
    Once you do also try option in “Other options” section at the bottom “bypass web server timeout” which also may happen on your web server. Current limit is set by PHP and as far as I can see plugin failed to automatically increase that value, so it’s probably hard-coded in php.ini ??

    Let me know how it went
    Thank you

    I experienced the same error. Installed the v1.0.7.992 prob solved! Thank you.

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