Backupbuddy Database Error

fail 1.1.5 See Also 1.1.6 On Linux Systems 1.2 Compatibility Mode 1.3 Unable to create directory /public_html/yourdomain/wp-content/uploads/2012/03. Is its parent directory writable by the server? 1.4 Warning: exec() has been backupbuddy error establishing a database connection disabled for security reasons in /www/wp-content/plugins/backupbuddy/lib/zip/zip.php on line ### 1.5 Warning: mysql_query()

Backupbuddy Database Restore

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Backupbuddy Error #82389

marked as bad 1.8 Database backup succeeds, full fails 1.9 Directories not being excluded 1.10 Tempory files in directories/root 1.11 Backups Time Out / Marked as Bad 1.12 Zip File Creation

Backupbuddy Error 4001

Dies at 2GB 1.13 Zip File Creation Dies at ~4GB 1.14 Remote Transfers Fail 1.15 Scheduled Events Fail to Trigger/Using Real Cron to Trigger 1.16 Files not being sent remotely 1.17 Error 3382 1.18 Backup failure running function `` in email 1.19 Endless Ping on second Scheduling Cron 1.20 Fatal Error: Call to undefined function home_url() 1.21 Parse Error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in backupbuddy error 1045 .../backupbuddy.php on line xxx 1.22 Backed up files link shows 404 error 1.23 Change backups folder/file permissions or verify it is writable 1.24 Big backup files with both "Force Compatibility Mode" and PHP exec() function enabled 1.25 Dropbox Backups Not Arriving 1.26 Database SQL (MySql) file inside full backups 1.27 BackupBuddy Tab Missing in WordPress 1.28 Warning:xxxxxx: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(xxxxxxx) is not within allowed the path(s).... 1.29 Warning:xxxxx:Unable to Access .../wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy_backups/temp_test_xxxxxxx.zip in /wp-content/... on line X 1.30 wp-cli support 2 Restoring/Migrating 2.1 Importbuddy asking for an authentication password when it didn't used to 2.2 No Next Step Button In Step 1 2.3 Step 3 in import results in importbuddy.php file being downloaded when "Next Step" is clicked 2.4 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /.../importbuddy.php on line 7974 (or any line) 2.5 Extraction of zip files (unzipping) does not work 2.6 Old importbuddy overwriting on unzip 2.7 After import: The source site is now redirecting to the destination site (or vice versa): 2.8 After import: WordPress Error: `You do not have sufficient permissi

WordPress Forum → Public → Pre-sales and other inquiries Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. Better, More Convenient, Private Support for Your iThemes Products Is Here. We're moving support away from the forum and backupbuddy error cron event not found in to private tickets - Log In to Get Support Here Note: any currently open support backupbuddy timeout threads in the community forum will stay open while we resolve them. Backupbuddy On Godaddy Ajax Error On Step 3 Started by Guest_Holly_* , Oct backupbuddy error 22 2014 10:56 AM Importbuddy godaddy ajax error This topic has been archived. This means that you cannot reply to this topic. 6 replies to this topic #1 Guest_Holly_* Guest_Holly_* Guests Posted 22 October 2014 - 10:56 AM I'm a http://ithemes.com/codex/page/BackupBuddy:_Frequent_Support_Issues previous BackupBuddy customer for freelance projects. My question is this: I am considering buying BackupBuddy for use at my day job (i.e. separate from mentioned above). The issue is that this organization uses GoDaddy hosting (I use different hosting for freelance projects) and I have been unable to successfully restore a test version of the website using version 4.1.1.13, so I'm unable to determine if it makes sense to purchase BackupBuddy for use at this job. (It's not feasible for us to https://ithemes.com/forum/topic/65267-backupbuddy-on-godaddy-ajax-error-on-step-3/ change hosts at this time). I get stuck at step 3 of ImportBuddy; when I try to test the database settings I get the error {Error: Invalid AJAX action `mysql_test`.} I searched for this particular error and came up empty-handed. Could you possibly confirm for me whether this is an issue that is addressed in a more recent version of BackupBuddy, or is there some way to bypass the database test and just connect to it, or can you point me in the direction of any info you may have regarding this particular error? Thank you. Sorry if this is a duplicate; I didn't receive any confirmation for my post. Back to top #2 Dustin Akers Dustin Akers Moderator ModeratorsOthers: All Plugins, All Themes 22,058 posts Posted 23 October 2014 - 12:24 PM Hi Holly, It should work. If it persists let us know. Godaddy is not supposed to delete this file on their own as it is a normal file. Thanks, -Akers Welcome to the forums. Be sure to post your questions in the correct forum and don't forget about the new and improved search function located in the top right of the forum pages. The gear/wheel symbol next to the search box will give you more options for advanced searching. Thank you and have a nice day.PRAISE LORD HELIX Back to top #3 Guest_Holly_* Guest_Holly_* Guests Posted 23 October 2014 - 01:22 PM Hi Akers, Thank you—unfortunately the error does per

Backup WordPress Ecommerce WordPress for Freelancers WordPress Maintenance WordPress Security WordPress Training Webinars WordPress Tutorials & Tips WProsper Written by "Professor" Benjamin on January 13, 2016 How to Fix Common WordPress Errors If you're seeing an error on your WordPress site, don't panic. In this post, we cover some https://ithemes.com/2016/01/13/how-to-fix-common-wordpress-errors/ of the most common WordPress errors and how to fix them. The Dreaded WordPress Syntax Error This issue normally happens when a code snippet is added to a functions.php file or a custom plugin/theme is uploaded to WordPress. The error http://www.mastermindblogger.com/backup-and-migrate-with-backup-buddy/ would look something like: Parse error - syntax error, unexpected $end in /site/domain/wp-content/themes/child-theme/functions.php on line 82 The way to fix this syntax error is to look for the “missing bracket”.  So its either you opened a bracket and never closed backupbuddy error it or there is some other unexpected “important” characters like: ) ] } ; , : The Frustrating 500 Internal Server Error This error is SO frustrating because it never gives enough details to figure out what is going on with the error.  It is like your server just gives up and quits to go take a nap and leaves you to figure out the issue. So here are a few things to try that 95% of the time does backupbuddy database error the trick. Check the PHP memory limit in either the php.ini file or by adding the following line to your wp-config.php file. define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘64M’); The second area to check is a messed up .htaccess file. First, make sure you save a copy of the current .htaccess file by simply renaming it. Then test the site and see if it comes back. If it does… congrats you fixed it. Now go back to the Permalinks settings of WordPress and simply hit Save. That will generate a new valid .htaccess file for your site. If those don’t work. You may have to start deactivating plugins to see if you can figure out if the internal server error is a plugin issue. If those don’t work, try reuploading the wp-admin folder and the wp-includes folder from a fresh download of the wordpress.zip file. If you arrived at this fifth step, ask your hosting provider for help. 🙂 Error Establishing a Database Connection This is a pretty easy two step process. The first step is to simply check and make sure the login and password information in the wp-config.php file are still valid and correct. If they are, the issue could be that the database server with your hosting company is just being unresponsive. So check their support or status page to see if that’s the case. Finally, it means the database is corrupted and its time to use BackupBuddy to restore the databa

buddy is a must have tool for all bloggers, period! Whether you are a full time blogger or part time, as long as you are serious about your blog, you need this plugin. There are many reasons why you should have backup buddy in your wordpress plugin list. What is Backup Buddy? Backup buddy is an amazing wordpress plugin developed by ithemes. It comes with several awesome features such as wordpress security, migration/restoration, full wordpress backup and more. Although it is not free, it is very reasonable and totally worth it. Check it out and see it for yourself. Imagine how would you feel if you blog was hacked. It could take hours and even days to clean your database and recover everything. In some cases, you may even lose the database. Let me remind you, wordpress doesn’t handle backups by itself which means you need to have a backup plugin in order to backup your files. Most of the time people forget how important it is to backup wordpress blogs. I have learned this the hard way; my blog was hacked more than three times and I am glad I was able to rescue them. If you think that relying on your web hosting company is the best thing to do then you are completely wrong. My blogs were hacked because the web hosting company I used had open security holes which were vulnerable. Do not rely on your hosting company for backups because they cannot help you if your database gets corrupted. In most cases, they can only recover data lost 1-2 days ago. What if some hacker injects some malicious code into your blog? You might not even notice it. I know it sounds scary and that is why I recommend backup buddy. You will be amazed to see what it can do. No, it doesn’t backup only your database, it backups your entire blog which means wp-content, wp-admin files, images, databases, each and everything in your root folder. Beside being the ultimate wordpress backup plugin, it can also move wordpress to different hosting without a hassle and