How to kill a great plugin

  • tiylwp

    (@tiylwp)


    8 years ago

    Removing features without notice & breaking running systems (S3 compatible services), pushing updates that break things up to th WP dashboard (CSS, PHP version support), providing mediocre support (no followups on support threads).
    Well done. Good luck for the future. This is not how to build trust to get users to buy into the PRO version.

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  • Andreas W.

    (@aweissinpsyde)

    8 years ago

    Hello @tiylwp

    the problem because of we suddenly upgrade GuzzleHttp to a newer version that dropped support for 5.4 🙁

    Sorry, but we currently try to fix it and going to release the new fixed version as soon as possible, really sorry for any problem happens to you 🙁

    For a temporary fix,Please login to FTP and then delete the backwpup folder at your wp-content/plugins, after that, you can install the older version of BWP from the zip file in here: https://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/backwpup.3.4.5.zip

    Or better, tell your hoster to upgrade PHP version to 5.6 or 7.0.

    Sorry again for all the troubles you got 🙁

    happyAnt

    (@duongcuong96)

    7 years, 7 months ago

    Hi @tiylwp
    The issue already fixed in latest version now, could you please update the plugin?
    Thank you!

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