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I’m also finding it no longer works with PHP 5.6. Yes it’s an older version, but some plugins and themes still don’t support newer versions of PHP.
I guess I’ll roll back to an earlier version of Ninja Forms.
I solved this by moving the plugin to another folder using the Linux command line, effectively disabling the plugin
sudo mv /var/www/wp-content/plugins/bwp-recaptcha /tmpThe steps to replicate are probably very long. The website uses the “My Listing” theme, with plugins including Contact Form 7, Elementor, My Listings Addon, WooCommerce, WP Job Manager, and a couple of CloudFlare plugins. I don’t think there’s anything you can reasonably do to diagnose this one.
If anyone has a similar problem try turning W3 total cache off temporarily.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 4.9 post editor issue with Content Security PolicyYes, you’re right, there were 🙂 It’s definitely CSP related, but I’m not sure what the solution is.
Before with the CSP I had I got these errors
I change the CSP as below, and I don’t get the errors in the console any more, but it doesn’t work either.
The problem seems to be loading / executing “data:” type elements in the page. Anyone know how to fix this?
For now I’ll just turn CSP off, since it’s non-essential. When I have time I’ll learn more about CSP but if anyone has a quick fix that preserves some of the security I’d appreciate it.
add_header Content-Security-Policy “default-src ‘self’ data: blob: filesystem: http://www.google-analytics.com ajax.googleapis.com http://www.google.com google.com gstatic.com http://www.gstatic.com connect.facebook.net facebook.com secure.gravatar.com;”;
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Nginx Cache] Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials()Would you mind posting a link to your github project?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Nginx Cache] Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials()Yeah I did. I was telling you in case you wanted to fix it 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Nginx Cache] Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials()You can’t – the entire website including admin area white screens.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Nginx Cache] Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials()I’m getting it today. As soon as I switch themes to Photocrati it white screens and the only way recover is to run the SQL below against the database.
I have a WordPress multisite install which otherwise works fine. I can do some limited experimentation, but it’s a production site so I can’t do too much that could break it.
Note that I use HHVM, the Facebook written PHP VM, rather than standard PHP. I run on Amazon Linux, obviously on one of their VPS systems.
[Tue Jan 26 17:31:30 2016] [hphp] [2979:7f1b01229700:1979:000001] [] \nFatal error: Call to undefined function request_filesystem_credentials() in /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/nginx-cache/nginx-cache.php on line 250
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = ‘twentysixteen’ WHERE option_name = ‘template’;
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = ‘twentysixteen’ WHERE option_name = ‘stylesheet’;
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = ‘Twenty Sixteen’ WHERE option_name = ‘current_theme’;Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [DNUI] Does not work well with ProPhotoThe best thing to do would be to contact the makers of ProPhoto to get a copy of the theme. ProPhoto is a pretty odd theme, doesn’t seem to follow WordPress standards, so you’d have to look into it. https://www.prophoto.com/
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: WPMU: put one domains blog into blog subdirectoryYeah I know it’d be easier, and that’s by backup plan, but I’d like to go for technical elegance. If I have to do something manual each time WPMU is updated that would count out elegance.
I’ve spent a few weeks (on and off, but a lot on) moving four blogs to a new AWS server with nginx, WPMU, and I’ve written a huge comprehensive guide which I’ll release when it’s ready. So I don’t mind spending a bit of time to work this out for the guide.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: WPMU: put one domains blog into blog subdirectoryYes, that’s right. Site4 is http://www.headphonereviews.org, it runs a custom written PHP on the domain root and the blog in the /blog subdirectory.
Yes I guess I could move it to a subdomain, but that has SEO implications – it’s treated as a separate website by Google.
A symlink is an interesting idea, but wonder if WPMU would respond… maybe. Is it possible to put the WordPress index.php or sunrise.php into a different directory and have it somehow work, even if it requires changes?
I also wonder if I can do anything fancy with Nginx or similar.
The reason I’ve gone to WPMU is to reduce the maintenance hassles – patching, upgrades, backups, etc. This is my simplest blog install though, so if one has to be separate this is the easiest one.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Responsify WP] Plugin massively slowing down websiteI just had another shot. Unsure why but now it works fine. If I notice anything else I’ll post 🙂
Yes, it did, thanks!
One thing I find quite regularly is 500 errors communicating with dropbox, far more often than I’d expect. Could you implement a silent retry mechanism before putting errors in log and emailing people with those errors?
Sorry, I posted the wrong log earlier. I manage about ten blogs and I’m actively working on three of them today, I got mixed up.
Here’s the information about the right blog below. Now I have the 3.2.0-RC1 version should it automatically go over 2GB files? I just can’t find any option to let it go over 2GB that I saw mentioned somewhere.
[INFO] BackWPup 3.2.0-rc1; A project of Inpsyde GmbH
[INFO] WordPress 4.3.1 on (removed)
[INFO] BackWPup job: Weekly WordPress Database Backup; DBDUMP+WPEXP
[INFO] Runs with user:
[INFO] Cron: 0 3 * * 0; Next: Sun, 20 Sep 2015 @ 03:00
[INFO] BackWPup job started manually
[INFO] PHP ver.: 5.5.29 (64bit); litespeed; Linux
[INFO] curl ver.: 7.38.0; OpenSSL/1.0.1eThanks Daniel.
[INFO] BackWPup version 3.1.4; A project of Inpsyde GmbH
[INFO] WordPress version 4.3
[INFO] BackWPup job: WordPress Media Backups 2015 and later; FILE
[INFO] BackWPup cron: 0 3 1 * *; Next: Thu, 1 Oct 2015 @ 03:00
[INFO] BackWPup job started manually
[INFO] PHP ver.: 5.5.29 (64bit); litespeed; LinuxSo you can’t have files above 2GB with a 64bit PHP version? That seems backwards, 64 bit should have >2GB support natively.
It’s generally impossible to change the PHP version on shared hosting. Interested to hear more about this limitation and how it could be worked around.