Log file entries

  • Resolved jviseur

    (@jviseur)


    3 years, 2 months ago

    Hi,

    I found a large number of errors in my Error_log file. The ones below are the last 3 but they appear to be repeating.

    [30-Aug-2021 01:26:09 UTC] PHP Warning: get_headers(): https:// wrapper is disabled in the server configuration by allow_url_fopen=0 in /home/public_html/cccnz.club/staging/wp-content/plugins/media-list/medialist.php on line 65
    [30-Aug-2021 01:26:09 UTC] PHP Warning: get_headers(): This function may only be used against URLs in /home/public_html/cccnz.club/staging/wp-content/plugins/media-list/medialist.php on line 65
    [30-Aug-2021 01:26:09 UTC] PHP Warning: array_change_key_case() expects parameter 1 to be array, bool given in /home/public_html/cccnz.club/staging/wp-content/plugins/media-list/medialist.php on line 65`

    Any idea as to what is causing this error?

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  • Plugin Author mauvedev

    (@mauvedev)

    Hi @jviseur
    I pulled up a default WordPress setup and in a flat xamp apache installation and no errors are being created for each content type supported by the plugin.

    This indicates possibly content being pulled from a subdomain with interesting headers or more likely the php.ini for your staging environment is missing something.

    Thread Starter jviseur

    (@jviseur)

    @mauvedev thank you for your response.

    What can I do to get to the bottom of this issue and find out what is causing this?

    Plugin Author mauvedev

    (@mauvedev)

    I’m not able to diagnose a wordpress setup issue, you could look at trying to run the plugin in a local i.e. using something like xamp and then bring up a backup copy of your staging environment and see if the issue persists, then compare with a fresh wordpress installation vs your staging copy.

    Your first log line above indicates allow_url_fopen=0 could be the culprit which in an apache setup is configured within php.ini.

    apologies I’m not able to be more helpful with this.

    many thanks,
    mauvedev

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