Matthias Pabst

@saranshwpm Tested on a very small site. Didn’t work. When the scheduled time was passed, the next run time switched to “January 1, 1970 at 02:00 by WP-Cron”. Same behaviour as on 30 other sites …. ??

@saranshwpm Thank you, this worked. The backup of 3 GB took 3000 seconds.

Btw, I also did an unthrottled Duplicator Pro backup of the same data in 100 seconds.

@yenmer Why? I have nothing more to say than in my inital request. And since you provide the plugin in the official plugin repository, it should be ok to post requests (and get answers) in this support forum. I think it’s the best place to share information with other plugin users.

Best regards
Matthias

@robert681 When will you release a new plugin version? I don’t want to install your patch manually on over 30 sites.

@robert681 Yes! That must have been the case. Yesterday I deleted the version 4.4.3 via SFTP and re-installed the version 4.4.2.1 by uploading the ZIP file at /wp-admin/plugin-install.php.

Good to know about this automatic stealth mode feature on sites already running MainWP Child!

@robert681 two infos:

1. The patched version 4.4.3.1 works!

2. The “buggy” version 4.4.3 also works, when the plugin is not hidden from the plugins list. I just found out, that on all problematic sites the option was set to “Yes, hide the plugin and any WP Activity Log plugin extensions from the list of installed plugins”. Though I can’t remember that I set this option to this value (makes no sense on sites where I’m the only user).

@robert681 Confirmed! MainWP Child is running on theses sites.

Same here. A lot of my websites were down and I needed to remove the plugin via SFTP to get them up again.

@dcooney Fixed in 1.2.4 release. Thanks!

Keep up the good work! This plugin is really useful.

@dcooney Seems like the error only appears in existing posts. In new posts I can’t reproduce this.

To reproduce:
Install Block Manager 1.2.3 on WordPress 6.1.1 (with standard theme). Deactivate some blocks, then open an existing post. Check the inserter for the deactivated blocks – the should be visible.

Hi @dcooney !

I’m using WP 6.1.1 and Block Manager 1.2.3. All disabled blocks are visible in the editor.

Best regards
Matthias

I totally agree.

@nintechnet Thanks for the explanation and the workaround. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work with .user.ini and php.ini. But maybe my webhoster doesn’t allow to change this parameter.

Thank you! This is, what I was looking for.

Best
Matthias

I’m also interested in an up-to-date changelog. Thanks!