ctrue321

I found a solution for this. Reset the plugin and re-add your key and secret key. After applying the bucket selection options should be available for you again.

I had to do it twice, so don’t be discouraged if it doesn’t work the first time.

I found a solution for this. Reset the plugin and re-add your key and secret key. After applying the bucket selection options should be available for you again.

I managed to upgrade to 7.0 FastCGI and it worked, however now the Backups page doesn’t have anything aside from the line of text (no options to actually choose the bucket):
Settings
Configure your site for backups by selecting your bucket, what you want to backup, and when.

Please help if you can. All I’m trying to do is get our backups correct and I’ve put almost 3 days into it because of plugin/php incompatibility and now I’m on the correct PHP and it still isn’t fully working.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by ctrue321.

Is there any work around for this that doesn’t involve upgrading our PHP? Perhaps a config change we can make, etc? We are running PHP 5.6, but our last attempt to upgrade the PHP to 7.2 broke the entire site and we had to revert back to 5.6.

We have an active user base depending on the site and the upgrade basically made it inaccessible for thousands of users.

Specifically, we’re just wanting to post the data to another URL after Salesforce, but not able to figure out exactly how to do it. My web dev was asking me what the “10, 3” were relating to and I couldn’t find any specifics.

Thanks Nick, looks promising. Are there any other examples of this specific approach available anywhere? Just determining if I need to involve another developer or not.