dritchie

@amber

An alternative to the ftp solution.

I had to have my host update my php to the latest version to be able to access the wp-admin panel. Then I was able to update Divi which resolved the issue.

I uninstalled the plug-in via ftp.

I would suggest uninstalling it and using another plugin to backup the site and see if that works.

It seems everyone is having the same issue with this plugin.

Hopefully the developers will resolve it and in the future everyone can use it again.

I would not spend too much time on a plugin that appears to have an major bug, there are other options.

Remove BetterWP Security and see what happens. Hope this helps

Hope this helps all.

Step one – backup you db and files – may have to do this through ftp

Step two – remove offending plugin. You may have to go through ftp if you can’t access your admin panel.

Step three – increase available php memory note:godaddy max is 64m

Good luck all.

I removed the plugin that caused memory issue and increase to max 64m via wp-config – see above for code

I ran into this when attempting a back up with BackUpWordPress. Just ran it on one site no issues – went to install on another and the site is gone – getting this message

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 262144 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 140 bytes) in /home/content/96/8056296/html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3129

any suggestions?

Thank you