bcrodua

Hi,

Thanks for sharing the log.

From what I can see, the backup starts to resume but gets immediately cut off by the server each time. It attempted to resume multiple times (around 10 attempts), but the process keeps getting terminated.

This typically indicates a server-side limit (e.g. CPU, memory, execution time, or process limits) that is stopping the backup from running.

At this point, the issue appears to be caused by the server environment rather than the plugin itself.

Best Wishes,
Bryle

Hi,

Since the backup still completed successfully, this looks like a PHP warning rather than a backup failure.

Could you please confirm your PHP version and UpdraftPlus version? Also, if possible, please share the full backup log so we can check whether the warning is only appearing from cron or if it’s also being recorded during the backup process.

Best Wishes,
Bryle

Hi,

Could you please provide a full copy of your backup log so we can take a closer look? You can paste it into a service like Pastebin and share the link here.

This will help us identify exactly where the backup is getting stuck.

Thanks,
Bryle

Hi,

Thanks for sharing the log.

From the log, the backup is not making any progress at all and keeps scheduling resumptions until it is eventually aborted due to repeated failure to progress. It also shows that the backup is being killed off immediately upon each resumption, which usually points to a server-side restriction.

Please check with your hosting provider, as the log suggests the process is being stopped at the server level.

Best Regards,
Bryle

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out.

UpdraftPlus does not deactivate itself, so this is usually caused by something at the server or hosting level, such as security rules, resource limits, or automatic process management by the host. If you are using a managed WordPress hosting environment, some providers may automatically disable or remove third-party backup plugins like ours (even if they don’t always explicitly confirm this). We recommend checking with your hosting provider if plugins are being automatically disabled, reviewing server error logs for the cause of the white screen (likely a PHP fatal error), temporarily enabling WP_DEBUG to capture the exact error, and checking for conflicts with other plugins or themes.

Best regards,
Bryle

Hi,

Thanks for your patience.

We’ve identified the issue and our developers are currently preparing a fix. We’ll share an update as soon as it’s available in an upcoming release.

Thanks again for reporting this.

Best Wishes,
Bryle

Hi,

Thanks for the report.

We’ll pass this on to our developers to review. In the meantime, could you please confirm when exactly the error appears?

Best Wishes,
Bryle

Hi,

Thanks for the detailed report.

For the backup issue, since it shows “backup begun” but does not proceed while another plugin works, this usually points to a server-level restriction or process being blocked.

Please check with your host if there are any firewall/mod_security rules, loopback issues, or process restrictions affecting UpdraftPlus, especially after the migration.

Best Wishes,
Bryle