eitanc

Yes, you are correct – 0.9.3 is not the point, as it is happening also on 0.9.1 with WP 3.7.x.

Can you try our configuration on a test site or similar?
The Backwpup plugin will enable you to quickly use an email delivery feature.

Alternatively, if you can direct us to somehow debug this issue and send you/post here the results, it will also be great.

Hi Callum,

Thanks for checking this.
But the plugin’s own test works fine with the veteran SMTP configuration, so I guess it is something about the integration between the other plugins and/or WP with your plugin.

Yep, the same issue happens with 0.9.1.
Maybe something with the integration of the plugin with the new WP version of 3.7.x.

I did a test and changed the delivery method of the plugin to be the PHP mailer option and now all the plugins send their emails correctly and without any errors.
But, as I wish to use the SMTP option as it is more secure, I ask for this issue to be fixed.
Thanks!

OK, I did one more test:

I also use the plugin of “post notification”, so I used its test send feature and it failed, using the following (edited) data:
“
The mail has not been sent!
PHP-Mailer – Dump:

object(PHPMailer)#<number> (<number>) {
[“Priority”]=>
int(<number>)
[“CharSet”]=>
string(5) “UTF-8”
[“ContentType”]=>
string(9) “text/html”
[“Encoding”]=>
string(4) “8bit”
[“ErrorInfo”]=>
string(35) “SMTP Error: Could not authenticate.”
”

I probably have the same issue.
I work with 0.9.3 (using SMTP) and wp 3.7.1

All worked fine up to 0.9.3, and the backup plugin I use, backwpup sent emails to me at the end of each backup, but now it stopped, on all my sites with the same configuration.

The self-test email of wp-mail-smpt works fine.

BTW, as the resolving action is the first step for checking the link, it is also masking other issues like 404, redirect and so on, not only valid links.

OK, my issue was solved, and it was my fault. I use a security cloud service and I block external access to wp-cron.php, but allow it to the IP address of the hosting server itself.
My hosting company recently moved my site to a new server, and I didn’t update this security service to allow access to wp-cron.php from the IP address of the new server.
Once I allowed that – the job is running fine.
Sorry for my misleading mistake.

Thank you, but I didn’t look that way.

Errors are like pain, they are an alarm that something is wrong and needs to be fixed, so it helped me to find the huge file and delete it, which solved the root cause.

Hi,
I’m using WP 3.5.1 and backwpup 3.0.12 – and I have the same issue.
Trying to all relevant .htaccess files didn’t help.

Is there a fix coming soon?

sorry for the late response.
I confirm this workaround works.
Thanks webholism!

I just hope, Caspar, that this still will be fixed in the code, right? ??

Should be fixed in version 1.1.9, downloadable from https://wordpress.bytesforall.com/2013/04/montezuma-1-1-9-and-atahualpa-3-7-12/

Thanks Andrew!
It worked like charm.

I accessed, using Google Chrome, a comment with a “block”-alinged icons, I highlighted the icons, did a right-mouse-click on that section and choose “inspect element”, which showed me the relevant CSS code.
I installed the plugin you mentioned and then added to it:

img {
display: inline;
}

And TADA – the icons are now horizontal.
Thanks a lot!

BTW, the same errors shown when trying to optimize and check the database.

Great! thanks!
I love this plugin and I’m happy you take such a good care of it.
Eitan