PHP Notice: Undefined index: dbdumpdbcharset

  • Resolved jurasjo

    (@jurasjo)


    5 years, 6 months ago

    Hi

    PHP 7.3.5
    WP 5.2.1

    I can see notice like shown below:

    PHP Notice: Undefined index: dbdumpdbcharset in ~/wp-content/plugins/backwpup/inc/class-job.php on line 2087

    Looks like not very important but I wanted to let You know.

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  • Plugin Support happyAnt

    (@duongcuong96)

    Hi @jurasjo
    When did you get this issue? Is there any way to help me reproduce it?
    Thank you!

    Thread Starter jurasjo

    (@jurasjo)

    I’m not sure but it showed up after changing PHP from 7.2.x to 7.3.5.
    Looks like dbdumpdbcharset is not declared before is called?

    My log is also full with the same notice, but I haven’t changed php version (running 7.1.25).

    +++
    PHP 5.6.31
    WP 5.2.1

    This message is also showing up in my debug log. Please advise on how to correct it.

    I too am seeing this error. PHP 7.1.3 WP 5.2.2

    Seeing the same issue

    Host: GoDaddy – Shared
    WordPress version 5.2.2
    BackWPup version 3.6.10
    PHP version 7.2.19 (64bit)

    Same here.

    I cleared out the debug log and updated all plugins and I get the same message on a site I manage.

    Shared hosting (Bluehost).
    php v 7.3
    wordpress v 5.2.2
    BackWPUp v 3.6.10

    hi @duongcuong96,

    I am seeing this in debug log on several sites. It is rather annoying and pollutes the log file.

    I took a quick look at it and this is what I gathered (sorry, I was really in a hurry so excuse me if the findings below are not 100% correct).

    The error is reported at line 2087 of class-job.php, specifically when populate the “manifest” variable, 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.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by lucspe.

    Same problem here. Could you please fix it.

    Please fix this issue already, it is irritating to have a debug logfile filled with this nonsense. It is an issue that has been reported in May this year already, so to ignore it is just silly.

    I have the same issue and PHP Notice:

    Undefined index: dbdumpdbcharset in /[xx]/public_html/wp-content/plugins/backwpup/inc/class-job.php on line 2087

    The timestamp of the notice is the time the backup job has run.
    It happens on a database backup job with Gzip, to destinations Folder, Email and Dropbox.

    Wordpress 5.3
    BackWPUp 3.7.0
    PHP 7.2

    Could you fix this please? It is already 6 months old. Thanks!

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Remco.

    +1 Please fix this.

    +1 please fix

    It’s almost a year since the first report. Will this bug ever get fixed?
    My error log is also full of this notice :/

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