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I’m having a similar issue on a site, where Google is saying it can’t validate 600+ pages, that all pertain to feeds autogenerated by WordPress. How can I get AIOSEO to stop Google from indexing pages that are */feed/ ?

Sorry for the newbie question, have only run the plugin to change URLs was not aware of the fact that I could use it to change content in each post, but that makes sense as that information has be stored in the site’s database.

I am assuming that I will need to have it search the tag, and then leave the second box blank, correct?

So in other words I can use better search and replace, and provided I use those tags it will remove them from my posts?

So why exactly would I purchase the pro version of this software, or offer it to a prospective client if I’ve been waiting a week to hear back from support, and I see that others have been waiting quite a bit longer?

Thank you.

Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll look into them.

Issue seems to have been solved, an SEO plugin didn’t seem to play nice with Updraft, after removing it, and an add-on, there is zero issue with your plugin. Thanks for the previous links as they helped solve the issue.

Ok, thanks.

Is there any sort of log file that I can send you that will help you determine the issue?

Hi,

Sorry for the delayed response, and my question, but there are ton of log.xxxxxxxxxxxx.txt files in that directory. Which one of these files should I sent?

Also, I just noticed that something else happened as on the 6th it backed files up locally, which it should not be doing. Not only that, but there are backup files from another one of my sites mixed in.

Yes, I am sure, I double checked everything when I saw the incorrect plugins appear. I also tried multiple dates in the event that the backups were corrupted, and the outcome was the same. When I look at the zip file, it contains the correct plugins.

So it looks as if another plugin had created a temp file that was 17GB in size, and was preventing the backups from being executed correctly. Once the temp file was removed, the backs began working again.

My only issue now is that it now states I have 91 existing backups (I have the setting setup for 15 days), and I receive the following warning:

WordPress has a number (42) of scheduled tasks which are overdue. Unless this is a development site, this probably means that the scheduler in your WordPress install is not working.

Ok, how would you like me to make the file available to do you? Should I paste it here, or provide you with a link so that you can download it?

Hi,

Thanks for your response. That is checked off, and it seems as if somehow it is still saving the backup locally. Any suggestions?

I have, and afterwards my hosting company did as well. The message I copied above was from after they ran the repair and optimize options. Would deleting and reinstalling the plugin help?