• Hi,

    I’ve reported this previously but as it was in another user’s thread which was a bit old, maybe it didn’t get noticed by support team, so I try again.

    Since 3.6.9 there is a notice in PHP error log about “Undefined index: dbdumpdbcharset in /wp-content/plugins/backwpup/inc/class-job.php on line 2087”

    I took a quick look at it and at line 2087 of class-job.php the “manifest” variable, gets populated, here is the piece of code:

    // Add job settings
            $manifest['job_settings'] = array(
                'dbdumptype' => $this->job['dbdumptype'],
                'dbdumpfile' => $this->job['dbdumpfile'],
                'dbdumpfilecompression' => $this->job['dbdumpfilecompression'],
                'dbdumpdbcharset' => $this->job['dbdumpdbcharset'],
                'type' => $this->job['type'],
                'destinations' => $this->job['destinations'],
                'backuptype' => $this->job['backuptype'],
                'archiveformat' => $this->job['archiveformat'],
                'dbdumpexclude' => $this->job['dbdumpexclude'],
    
            );

    However, dbdumpdbcharset doesn’t seem to be defined anywhere in the plugin.

    Looking at history of class-job.php on your GitHub repo, it seems that this change has been introduced in 3.6.9.

    Hope this helps getting the issue resolved.

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