I first noticed the issue when I attempted an automated backup using Drush.

The issue seemed to be due to a previous issue where our web server ran out of hard disk space, which resulted many of the databases becoming locked.

In my case, when I needed to perform a backup Drush resulted in the following error:  

“Database dump failed”

To further inspect the problem I initiated a manual mysqldump that also returned an error, but this time there was additional information provided along with the error.

If you're looking to install Drush on your shared hosting GoDadddy account; you must first enable SSH for your account.  Once SSH has been enabled you can then use the tutorial below to install Drush;  follow each step and you will be using Drush in just a few quick steps.

If you need to clone every project from Drupal.org you can do so using a quick one-liner and drush!

Although it's not required, it is a good idea to start by installing a base install of Drupal using the latest project code from Drupal.org.

You will also need to have drush installed on your machine as drush will be used to download each project.

Once you have your clean install ready, navigate to your site directory and use enter the following command: