@basemhassan Can you please let us know what is occurring when you go in WordPress to SEO>Tools and under ‘Text Link Counter’ clicking on ‘Count Links’? Are you receiving an error or warning related to the database?
Or are you experiencing an issue in that the link counter is completed, but that ingoing links on your site are not being counted?
When I go to seo then tools then text link counter it is active without any problem.
But when I go to posts dashboard, the ingoing link counter column is not shown.
The outgoing text counter only is shown.
Thanks
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@basemhassan Regarding the ingoing link counter, can you please first confirm from the Posts overview area that the option for ‘Received Internal Links’ is checked in ‘Screen Options’? (see image here)
As for the ‘Curl Error 28’, this is related to the use or Ryte. The Ryte check is a single call to the Ryte services. They, in turn, try to reach your website to see if it’s accessible / indexible by robots. If they see your website, this check passes. If you’re on a development / staging website, they probably can’t see your website and this health check will report an error.
The cause of these errors can lie anywhere on the route between your website and the Ryte servers.
• Your own website / server can have (security) protocols or even plugins or code in place that prevent this request from completing.
• The route over the internet from your website to Ryte can be broken somehow (extremely unlikely, but still).
• Some system in between your website and Ryte does not allow / process this call, maybe due to security reasons / because your website is on a blacklisted server.
While it’s not a nice error to see, it’s difficult to pinpoint why this happens. And it’s almost impossible for someone who is not the website owner / host to determine this.
Having said that, this is an error that does not influence your site rank in any way. If the error would say that your website can’t be found by search engines, that would be reason to investigate. You can read more in this article ( https://yoast.com/yoast-seo-ryte/ ) and there are even a few links to run this test manually.
Additionally, if you wish to disable the Ryte check we have instructions on how to do this here: https://kb.yoast.com/kb/disable-indexability-check/
We are going ahead and marking this issue as resolved due to inactivity. If you require any further assistance please create a new issue.
