hisman

Yes, our plan is to keep the list of failed pruned backups on UpdraftPlus. So that they can be clearly seen and deleted manually from UpdraftPlus. They will also be included in the automatic pruning on the next scheduled backup. This way, the leftover backups can be deleted again on each scheduled backup.

If you don’t mind, could you please tell me how many sites you back up to a single Google Drive account? And, what is the average size of the backup file on each site?

Hi,

Currently, we are in the process of improving our code related to this issue. We’ve also found that when the file pruning fails, the backup set gets removed from the backup history, causing an incomplete set of backup files to be left over in the Google Drive.

Thanks,
Hisman

Hi,

I’m from the development team. I can confirm that we can replicate the issue on our end.

The root cause of this issue is the Google Drive API’s limitation on queries per minute. The default limit is 12,000 queries per minute per user. Under normal circumstances, the chance of hitting the limits is low, but it can get higher if we have multiple websites backed up to one Google Drive account simultaneously.

The good news is that Google allows the limits to be increased via the Developer Console, but an approval from Google is needed and it might take some time for Google to approve it. We also will improve our Google Drive integration to handle this issue better.

Regards,
Hisman

Technically it’s possible, most theme developers nowadays don’t put the restriction code in their themes. But, from moral, ethics, and legal perspective, you aren’t allowed to do that.

Please, just buy the multisite license for that theme to support the dev. Or, even better try to find theme that has GPL license, many high quality themes have GPL nowadays. And you have more freedom with GPL themes. WordPress has some great lists of devs that sell the GPL themes : https://ww.wp.xz.cn/themes/commercial/.

If you want to get rid the parallax and also the image, you need to delete :
bus_leader_get_header_container() in header.php

If you want to keep the image and only get rid the parallax effect :

• Go to style.css and change position of .header-container .header-image from fixed to absolute
• Go to bus-leader-scripts.js and delete :

  $(window).scroll(function(e){
  		var scrolled = $(window).scrollTop();
  		$('.header-image').css('top', -(scrolled * 0.3) + 'px');
  	});

• Don’t forget to load bus-leader-scripts.js instead of bus-leader-scripts.min.js

I think it’ll work in either way.

Hi,

Yes, you you can add that information in wp-config.php. Even if it is not there yet, you can just add it in the last line of wp-config.php

From what I read in codex, the code should be like this :

define( 'FS_METHOD', 'ftpext' );
define( 'FTP_HOST', 'ftp.example.org' );
define( 'FTP_BASE', '/path/to/wordpress/' );
define( 'FTP_USER', 'username' );
define( 'FTP_PASS', 'password' );
define( 'FTP_SSL', false );