Anthonius Alfred Andreas

Hi,

Thanks for sharing this information with us as we believe that the S3 object tagging might be a nice feature to have in the plugin; I will pass this on to the development team so that they can discuss this further. However, if the reason for this S3 object tagging is so that file and database backups can be deleted after a certain period has passed then you might want to see our advanced retention rules feature https://teamupdraft.com/updraftplus/features/backup-retention-rules/ which basically does the same as if you were setting up S3 lifecycle rules to delete UpdraftPlus backup files in your S3 remote storage.

Thanks
Anthon

Hi,

Yes, it can be tracked especially if you have the basic report option enabled. Using the action you will also have the backup progress showing up on the UpdraftPlus plugin page. For more information on how to run backups from the shell/cron, please visit https://teamupdraft.com/documentation/updraftplus/topics/advanced-usage/faqs/can-i-run-backups-from-the-shell-cron/

Hi,

Looking at the fatal error produced during the update (as shown in your earlier thread)

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: ftp_nlist(): Argument #1 ($ftp) must be of type FTP\Connection, null given in /var/www/https/..at/wp/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-ftpext.php:438

It likely has to do with a failure in making a connection to your FTP server. Could you please download and move the following PHP file to the root directory of your WordPress site. Once downloaded and moved, please access the script directly from your web browser by adding sftp-test.php after your website hostname/domain (e.g. https://www.example.com/sftp-test.php)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DEc6He1P5aydap1d3iZ9goF9OxYzTWiR/view

You will need to add the hostname and the port of your FTP server, and then click the submit button to see the result. Please also remove the PHP script file once you’re done with it.

Thanks
Anthon

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Anthonius Alfred Andreas.

Hi,

Apologies, could you please replace the line in the mu-plugin file

$value['core']['logs'] = 'off';

with

$value['core']['logs'] = 'unset';

You might also want to click any setting on the General tab to apply the changes

Thanks
Anthon

Hi,

Could you please send us your site information? This information can be fetched via the WordPress site health tool, the menu is located under the “Tools” menu

Once you’re on the site health page, click the Info tab

and copy your site information to clipboard by clicking on the Copy site info to clipboard button (as shown above), and then paste the information here

Thanks
Anthon

Hi,

I’m glad that you’ve resolved the issue and thanks for letting us now about the WP Toolkit in cPanel that has the Smart Updates feature, I personally didn’t know WP Toolkit has that feature. This information will help us in troubleshooting and resolving similar cases more effectively in the future.

Have a nice day.

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Atnhon

Hi,

Apologies for the delay

Regarding the DISABLE_WP_CRON constant, are you sure by setting the constant value to true you’re no longer getting the warning message from Easy Updates Manager?, because I believe it should have been set to false instead of true. Anyway, to force an update you need to go to the Advanced tab and select the Force automatic updates menu from the left sidebar and then click the Force updates button

Thanks
Anthon

Hi,

Apologies for the delay

Is there any entry corresponding to the Woocommerce update captured in the EUM update logs. This update logs can be accessed via the Logs tab on the EUM plugin. Normally, if EUM has captured the update an update log entry of Woocommerce should be listed in there and you can click the Stack Trace link text to show more information about the update. Could you let us know what’s written in there?

Thanks
Anthon