Kevin Pirnie
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [The Cache Purger] Excellent plugin, responsive developerAppreciate the kind words mate 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Cache Purger] Strange URL link under Master Cache Purge@mquiggeorgia great to “hear”. glad its working out 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Cache Purger] Strange URL link under Master Cache Purge@mquiggeorgia I am posting an update today that may help with this. It’s a pretty large update so it’s taking a hot minute to post to the repos, but it should be up within the hour
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Security Header Generator] [NOTICE] Updating to Version 6The fix is rolling out. v6.0.25
Screenshot: https://prnt.sc/bnFGPl2BKYr0
- This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by Kevin Pirnie.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Security Header Generator] [NOTICE] Updating to Version 6I’ll push an update today.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Cache Purger] Strange URL link under Master Cache PurgeAppreciate the look out. Hopefully they will be able to correct it for you.
Great to “hear”!
Appreciate ya sticking with it 🙂
Hey there @cookan
Checking in to see how its working out for you?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Cache Purger] Strange URL link under Master Cache PurgeSearched around for some other solutions… looks like this is either an issue at your hosting provider not being configured properly, or your browser is modifying it.
PHP returningÂ
0.0.0.1Â forÂ$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']Â usually indicates a misconfiguration in how the web server (like IIS or Apache) passes data to PHP, often misinterpreting it as an IP address or failing to populate the variable. It is frequently caused by encoded characters in the URL or issues with FastCGI settings.Potential Solutions and Troubleshooting:
- Check Server Configuration:Â Ensure your web server (Apache/IIS) is correctly configured to pass the requested URI to PHP. If using IIS, this might be a known FastCGI issue with special characters.
- Use Alternatives:Â IfÂ
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']Â is failing, try alternatives to construct the URL, such asÂ$_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']Â combined withÂ$_SERVER['PATH_INFO']Â orÂ$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']. - Debug PHP Environment:Â UseÂ
phpinfo();Â to inspect allÂ$_SERVERÂ variables and check ifÂREQUEST_URIÂ is present and what its actual value is. - Check URL Encoding:Â Ensure the URL being requested does not contain invalid UTF-8 characters that could break the parsing.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Cache Purger] Strange URL link under Master Cache PurgeThat’s weird… that URL actually gets the URI from server variables:
 $_uri = sanitize_url( isset( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ) ?? '' );So… something in your browser or request is forcing that server variable to
0.0.0.1Now… because that is set, on your end, I would not even be able to fix it in the plugin to utilize something like:
$_uri= get_admin_url(null, $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);because the URL would end up like this:http(s)://yoursite.ext/wp-admin/0.0.0.1/?the_purge=trueAre you behind a proxy? Are you connected to a VPN? Is your network interfaces configured properly?
Only thing I can say, is maybe try a different browser… disconnect from your VPN/proxy…
Keep me posted
Great to “hear”
It was a “tweak” with checking the existence of the godaddy classes 🙂
Please keep me posted, and thanks for getting back to meUpdate 2.1.63 should fix it.
I’ll take a look. Unfortunately, I don’t have anything in godaddy hosting so I can’t test tho
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [The Cache Purger] Good in theoryBluehost has nothing that is specific to them, yes… it is listed as “Hosting/CDN” to show that it works on any host. But all the plugin would even do for them is clear the cache files from your hosting’s file system… if Bluehost can even handle something as simple as that…
I’m wondering what “CDN Stuff” you removed from the plugin, because there are only settings for Cloudflare, Sucuri and Fastly… and nothing related in settings for Bluehost… and those 3 work just fine…
But, thanks for the raving review.. instead of requesting support.
SMH
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Security Header Generator] PHP WarningsI’m sorry Malae, but this is not something that is going to be prioritized. While I understand your position, the warnings; in no way shape or form; impede the functionality of your site nor the plugin.
I can suggest to you to do the any of the following so you will not see the Warnings anymore.
- Turn off WP-DEBUG by adding the following to your wp-config.php:
define( 'WP_DEBUG', false ); - Configure those items in the
admin.php?page=wpsh_settings#tab=permissions-policy-headerspage of the plugin. - Deactivate the plugin and keep an eye on the changelogs to see if they have been fixed in future updates.
- This reply was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by Kevin Pirnie.