permanent fcgid errors with this plugin

  • I’m having permanent warning/errors with this plugin. Tried to make several changes on fcgi settings of the server, but without any result.

    After adding SSL-Certificate to the site the initial (only) warning is going now to produce mass site errors. When I click very fast on the sitelinks, they redirect to wp-admin site, instead of the site linked.

    In the error log I see:
    mod_fcgid: ap_pass_brigade failed in handle_request_ipc all for ip-geo-block-auth-nonce

    After searching on the net I see many topics about this error saying that the problem is not the server, but the script by itself:

    “clients that close the connection before waiting for the server to respond.” in the article is what I was referring to in my explanation. The client is indeed closing it, but it is doing so, because it does not receive a response from the AJAX call, and that again is caused by a faulty script of the website.

    This error can occur when asynchronous requests are used by a website. These do not directly show up as an erroneous result on a web page, but they trigger the execution of PHP scripts. If such scripts fail during their execution and do not return a result, this or similar strange errors are logged. What you need to do is to identify the JavaScript (AJAX) calls to your PHP scripts and find out why the execution of these scripts is failing.

    After disabling IP-GEO-BLOCK module completely, I’m not having any error on the logs or link klicking error on the site anymore. So it must be some script of this module causing the problem.

    WP 5.1.1., PHP 7.0. on Ubutnu 16.0.4. all latest versions on server, module version 3.0.17.4 (but this error/warning I’m having now about more than half year).
    FCGITimeout 3600, FCGIMaxRequests 0

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  • I gave up on this plugin 4 months ago and deleted it. I really liked it, but it became too problematic for me. The author used to support it, but it appears it’s been abandoned.

    I hope you get your issue resolved.

    While I haven’t deleted it I continue to deactivate it to do anything and then re-activate it on the presumption that it is still doing something and has somehow gotten to where it sees my access to the web site as an attack for some reason.
    I’ve no idea how that happened.

    I think that the author has abandoned it as well. Unfortunate since it seemed to be a good asset to protect my web site.

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