ChoicesNZ

@duongcuong96 Thanks. I did speak to my hosting company who did make some adjustments but concluded it was the plugin. Also my shared hosting does not allow certain adjustments. Since I am using the free version of BackWPup the only support option is via this forum.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by ChoicesNZ.

Hi @duongcuong96
I’m still having problems even with the new plugin. My next step is to disable all plugins and then reinstall one by one to see if any are causing the problem with BackWPup.

Any other suggestions would be welcome. I can backup via FTP or via my host so it’s not super critical, but I prefer to have scheduled backups run automatically.

Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately it did not help. I have decided to try another plugin and hope that will solve the problem.

I will report back accordingly once I have installed and run it, hopefully successfully.

I’ve remembered that one other thing I did was to de-activate Backwpup, then later re-activated it. I guess it’s unlikely that made any difference but can’t hurt to try.

I was considering deleting then re-installing to see if that helped, but luckily didn’t need to. But that may be worth trying also. Of course you’d have to set your backup jobs up again, but that’s not too onerous.

Cheers
Paul

When I edit my backup job, under the General tab-> Archive Format I have radio buttons for:
Zip
Tar
Tar GZip and
Tar BZip2

Tar Gzip gives me a file named “…Backwpup-date-time.tar.gz”

Hope this helps

Hi not sure if this will help any of you, but my problem is now resolved, and not only have the various Query Packet WARNING messages disappeared, and the other warning I got re db.php, but the backup job is completing in 60-63 seconds when previously it was taking up to 500 seconds and sometimes more.

In terms of the plugin settings all I did was change to “.tar.gz” compression. But, I also cleaned out some other plugins file “remnants” from wp-content/plugins that had been left behind by previously deleted plugins.

That’s it, and, luckily for me, voila! BackWPup and Wordfence both still functioning fine together.

Cheers Paul

Hi, I have two websites on the same host both running BackWPup and Wordfence. Since about mid-May I have been getting the same “Query Packet” warnings on my log file for one site, but not the other. BackWPup on that site operates just fine with no warnings, as it has previously always done on both sites.

If it would help I can run and send debug log files on each site.

Also, on the latest backup I am also now getting an error message regarding “… wp-content/db.php” not following. Do I need to start a new post for this?

Please advise.

@smartware.cc I have installed and tested V2,1 DEV 2 in both my websites and it is working perfectly now in Standard mode.

Nice work, and thanks Peter for your prompt attention to this fix. As I said before, I love this plugin. It gives “personality” to a 404 page and provides a better opportunity of keeping a visitor on your website.

Cheers
Paul

Hi Peter, thanks for your efforts, unfortunately the dev build didn’t work for me either. I tested it with other plugins and also with all others deactivated.

Cheers
Paul

Thanks! Looking forward to your update. !:0)

@smartware.cc Can you please respond to this matter, I am using an out-of-date plugin. Have you identified the problem yet?

Paul

@smartware.cc I reinstalled 404page v 2.0 deactivated all my plugins except 404page on my https://www.creativechoices.co.nz site, then entered a faulty URL and the redirect did not work – I again got the WordPress default 404 page. So there is no plugin conflict since no other plugins were activated.

I am going to re-install v 1.3 for now, since I know it will work.

I use most of the same plugins on my https://www.freddysayswoof.com site so I do not intend to go through the same process again.

Please n the my second site uses Responsive II theme also called Responsive Mobile. This is also Cyberchimps theme but is not the same as Responsive.

Please advise
Paul

I love this plugin but I have the same problem on my 2 sites:

https://www.freddysayswoof.com

WordPress 4.4.2 running Responsive II Child Theme theme.

https://www.creativechoices.co.nz

WordPress 4.4.2 running Responsive Child Theme theme.

I had to reinstall v1.3 on both to make it work.

Please advise ASAP

@edradour @daniel.Dolores
I have also just transferred two websites to another host using BackWPup backup files, no problem.

One star is certainly unjustified, just because you don’t know how to use your backup file!

Thanks Takayuki

I’ve applied the floating tip “fix” and that is definitely an improvement.

However, I would like to position the messages more accurately (left aligned over the placeholder text) within the input fields AND change the input field border to red. How would I do this?

Finally, can I align the captchar error message alongside the captchar input field?

Thanks you very much – this is an excellent plugin.

Here’s my site address if you want to have a look –
https://www.creativechoices.co.nz/contact/

Thanks again
Paul