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I have reviewed the link you sent and I am not entirely sure what to do with that.

How and where would I run a posix_getrlimit() PHP command?

Did my additional notes give any further insight?

I am using PHP Version 7.3.25 FastCGI application and have gradually increased the Max Post, File upload size and memory limit – they’re now at 50256M (which is huge).

Still no luck when I refresh and export.

I just ran the Export on another one of my sites (running All-in-One WP Migration version 7.53 and WP 5.8.3) and as the site was being archived I saw the number of files per type…

Preparing export
Done creating an empty archive
Done retrieving a list of WP content files
Retrieving a list of WP plugin files
Successfully retrieved a list of WP theme files
Archiving 1055 media files – 99% complete
Archiving 5695 plugin files – 99% complete
Archiving 1742 theme files – 99% complete
Done exporting database
DOWNLOAD link

On the site with issues, I only ever get:

Preparing export
Done creating an empty archive
Retrieving a list of WP plugin files
Retrieving a list of WP theme files
Archiving 194 content files… XX% complete
Error message…

Does this give any more insight?

I have done as instructed. Deleted and re-installed the plugin. But still getting “Out of disk space. Unable to write content to file”

I have checked the Storage file and there is nothing there other than two index files HTML & PHP.

This is the link it’s trying to store: /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/storage/x76fh5qa3gd8/88888gardens.*****.***-20220127-163912-wcbc8p.wpress (I have ***** out parts of the domain).

On running the Export again it got to 79% complete before I got the message. Looking at how it was chunking the % complete numbers (14%, 34%, 52%, 65%, 79% complete) 100% could have easily been next – hence the file write attempt.

I’ve run it a number of times and each time the chunk % is different (from above) and always stopping in the 70s.

Any other suggestions?

Such an easy fix – I turned off the Firewall and it all connected. I assume I can turn it back on and the feed/connection with Site Kit will still work.

Thanks for your assistance.

I did everything as requested – reattempted the Analytics install – same 403 error.

I tried as both an existing account or a new account. No luck.

Any other suggestions…?

Info sent via the form.

I have not been able to connect any Analytics elements via the Site Kit plugin (the first modules load/connect fine, but connecting the property – either something previously set-up or a new one causes the same 403 error.

The site is hosted by 34SP.com and runs on a Plesk server – I am running PHP v7.3.25 (and latest versions of the plugin & WordPress).

Thanks

Thanks for your prompt reply, much appreciated.

I’ll stick with things as they are.

That’s great, thanks.