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  • You are welcome. It is always delightful to help others and,feeling happy to be the member of this helpful community

    Hello Markonu,

    It’s possible that the issue you’re experiencing could be related to the server’s network configuration or firewall settings. 

    You need to ensure that your Linux server has internet connectivity. You can test this by trying to ping external websites or running commands like ping google.com in your terminal.

    The other option was to check whether the

     firewall settings on your Oracle Linux system. On Oracle Linux 8, the default firewall management tool is firewalld. You might need to allow outgoing connections on port 80 (HTTP) and port 443 (HTTPS) to access ww.wp.xz.cn. 

    Third most suitable option is to nsure that your server can resolve domain names. Incorrect DNS configuration could lead to connectivity issues. You can test DNS resolution using commands like ping ww.wp.xz.cn or nslookup ww.wp.xz.cn.

    4th option is to check Proxy Settings and last but not the least  is to check that your servers packages and repositories are up to date. 

    Hello Spade,

    It looks like there might be a problem with your WordPress site’s log file. First, ensure that the folder permissions for /wp-content/logs are set rightly so that the server can write/type to it. If that’s not the issue, consider checking the server’s error logs to grab more detailed information about the issue. In addition to that, you need to ensure that you’ve defined the correct path to the log file in your wp-config.php. If you’re still confronting issues, it could be related to a plugin or theme conflict, so disabling them one by one might help to diagnose the problem and identify the culprit.

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