manu.p

Hi, should we consider that there is no possibility of putting anything other than an absolute date in this field? So no yesterday or last week or last month?

Alright, I think you’re right and the issue is probably related to some instability on the webdav server side.

To say that, I’ve been doing some tests from my computer in order to isolate the client part from WP and the plugin, cause I felt the problem was on the server side.

Whether I connected to the webdav server using https (my browser) or davs (my file explorer), I’ve noticed anomalies in the form of link breaks when browsing the tree structure on the server.

So now, what I’m trying to do is reduce the number of pieces of the backup to be sent by webdav, from splits of 250MB to 2048MB (should be one piece), since I guess this would be just one send, so just one connection between WP/Xcloner and the webdav server, and maybe it won’t fail during the transfer, holding the “session” while it is transfering data.

Let’s see how it’ll work in the few days acoming.

If it works then… it’s OK and eventually I’ll hook up with the pCloud guys.

You mean a SSL error could occur sometimes but not all the time?

Thank you @zodiac1978 !

Sorry for the inconvénients @bitnulleins !

Thanks for pointing me to the correct address.

Best regards

Same bug as of 1.0.39 today.

I wonder if someone reads this support page.

Does today’s 1.0.39 solve the issue?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by manu.p.

To avoid this error message, I just replaced in current-post-functions.php on line 566 :

return ( is_array ($firstimage) ) ? $firstimage[0]['attributes']['src'] : ''; 

by

return '';

Perfect @webzunft !

Thanks for the very quick reply and this workaround that does the job.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by manu.p.

Hi again, since I’m using just one author, with ID 2, I added the following line in current-post/includes/current-post-functions.php at ligne 649:

$auth_id = 2;

Not a solution, just a workaround while you’re investigating and solve this issue.

Thanks for the reply, but no I did not give wrong details (tested a number of times here and there) and, in the mean time, I switched to another backup plugin where SFTP has been immediately working “out of the box”.

Hi @duongcuong96 thanks for answering.

I must say I switched to another plugin that allows SFTP transfers.

Same as @slater91

[30-Jan-2023 00:11:02] ERROR: FTP server reply: Error getting SYSTYPE
[30-Jan-2023 00:11:02] ERROR: FTP Folder “backup_wpmp” cannot be created! Parent directory may be not writable.

+1

Looks like nobody at pCloud team is trying to solve this issue.

I’m afraid there’s no one at pCloud to maintain the plugin, but as a last chance, I just opened a ticket on github. Let’s see if pCloud is able to give an answer, otherwise I reckon this plugin should not be proposed to WP admins…

And for information, I asked the BackWPup team to put pCloud in their roadmap. Maybe if we’re enough to ask them, they’ll up the feature in the todo list. At least, their plugin works for other backup destinations.