PHP Parse error

  • Resolved joeventures

    (@joeventures)


    11 years, 8 months ago

    Hey… I’m now getting an odd error during the full backup. Below is an excerpt from the log:

    [24-Mar-2013 03:00:20] 1. Trying to make a list of folders to back up …
[24-Mar-2013 03:00:50] 3397 folders to back up.
[24-Mar-2013 02:00:50 America/Chicago] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/c4atl/public_html/wp-content/uploads/backwpup-d410e-temp/backwpup-0cd149-folders.php on line 185
[24-Mar-2013 03:00:50] ERROR: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING
[24-Mar-2013 03:00:50] Script stopped! Will start again.
[24-Mar-2013 02:00:51 America/Chicago] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/c4atl/public_html/wp-content/uploads/backwpup-d410e-temp/backwpup-0cd149-folders.php on line 185
[24-Mar-2013 03:00:51] ERROR: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING

    The archive format I’m using is Tar GZip. Any ideas what might be happening?

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  • Thread Starter joeventures

    (@joeventures)

    This is still happening. Any ideas what might be happening?

    Improved in next update.

    did you have filenames with a ‘ in it?

    Thread Starter joeventures

    (@joeventures)

    Thanks, Daniel!

    It took me a little while to find it before I discovered:

    find -name "*'*"

    which sped up my search ??

    I found one file that has multiple apostrophes in the name. Bad news is that it was generated by my caching plugin, so I wouldn’t be comfortable deleting it. I’ll be on the lookout for the next update. Thanks again!

    I have fixed the problem. comes with next update.

    I think it is better to exclude cache files from backup.

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