Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
BPS works fine with BackWPup – BPS and BackWPup have been tested togther and there are no conflicts or issues. Please check the BPS Security Log for any relevant errors and post ONLY a relevant error.
I found the bug. Thanks for your reply
the problem is coming from permission folder, when you use php-fastcgi, the permissions aren’t the sames as php-mod. I finally delete folder and upload again with good permission.
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
Is the issue/problem resolved?
I am curious about your Server Configuration…
Do you have a Dynamic Shared Objects (DSO) / mod_php / Apache Module configured Server?
Do you Nginx or Apache or both/mixed?
Do you have VPS or Dedicated Hosting with full control of your Server?
yes i solved the problem, i put 777 on folder, i believed 775 will be good
i use plesk and nginx as proxy web, Dedicated Hosting
The permission folders are different beetween php-mod and php-fastcgi
On my developpement website, i use php-fastcgi and on production i use php-mod.
Strange because the php doesn’t interprate the same thing on permissions folders and interaction beetween components, for example with yoast plugin i can’t generate xml sitemap if my htaccess doesn’t have executable permission with php-fastcgi and on php-mod it’s not necessary
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
Yep this has to do with Ownership (CHOWN) I believe. When you set a folder permission (CHMOD) to 777 it allows you to do things that you normally would not be able/allowed to do unless you had first changed the Ownership of a folder or file.
