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Dear BoldGrid support,
on a WordPress website running both W3 Total Cache and UpdraftPlus, the latest backup got filled with a continuous file/directory lookup error regarding your plugin:
PHP event: code E_WARNING: opendir(/usr/www/users/xxxxxxxxx/wp-content/cache/db/options/): Failed to open directory: No such file or directory (line 124, wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/Util_File.php)
Despite the errors, the backup seemed to have finished just fine in the end still. All plugins and systems were updated to the latest version prior to the backup task, including the new WordPress 6.0. The cache folder is in the wp-content exclusion list as per default by the UpdraftPlus plugin defined. This error occured for the first time, with my latest backup only.
The folder /wp-content/cache/db/options/ was existing and empty. The file /plugins/w3-total-cache/Util_File.php is existing. I can’t draw any mishaps out of this situation.
I initially introduced this error to the UpdraftPlus support, who directed me to you to check the issue further/in depth and possible solutions on your end.
Thanks for your help!
Hello,
Thank you for reaching out and I am happy to help!
It seems that there was a temporary problem with the directory that it was moved with the backup plugin and W3 Total Cache tried to open the directory in the meantime.
$dir = @opendir( $path );
E_WARNING is a run-time warning (non-fatal errors). Execution of the script is not halted. There is nothing to worry about in this case if all the files and folders were moved.THanks!
Hello Marko,
thank you for your reply!
I now understand the happenings better of the situation I ran into here. I am glad that this is no major issue, and rather just a temporary inconvinience.I will report this back to the UpdraftPlus support, regarding my post in their forums, and call this case closed then.
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