by Ken Task.
Don't see a 'process ID' in that screen shot. If it were a true server processs ID one could kill it via command line:
kill -9 [pid]
Command line foo again ...
ps aux |grep php
Would/should show all the processes running php.
See one that is a stuck autobackup process?
Then kill -9 thatstuckautoprocessid#
There is a table that controls that I would think.
Find the table ... truncate the table.
It's not working so anything in that table is basically junk ... and don't think you can break this even more! ![smile]( "smile")
'SoS', Ken