karljv

+1

I am also running a WPML shop and I need to send the subscribers to lanugage groups based on what language they made the purchase in.

Hello

I’d just like to come back to say that my search was not working due to the fact that my site has WPML installed and I had the option to search in only the current language enabled and my search form was not correctly integrated with WPML.

Just a note for anyone who might stumble upon this article in the future.

Hi again

I will update on my input. Changin resolv.conf is partially a wrong solution, since the file gets overwritten on server restart. Thus please refer to this article to correctly resolve the issue -> https://askubuntu.com/questions/479506/override-dns-nameserver

I admit my mistake

"karl@ubuntu:~$ openssl version
OpenSSL 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014"

But even as I was wrong on this account, it was not the problem for me, but it might be worth checking out for others.

apt-get upgrade apache2 also updates the dependancies so

“sudo apt-get upgrade openssl”

gave the response

“sudo apt-get upgrade openssl
Reading package lists… Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information… Done
Calculating upgrade… Done
openssl is already the newest version.
“

Im not a veteran linux server admin though, so take my advice with a grain fo salt ??

Good input!

I also first thought that an out-of-date OpenSSL was an educated guess on what was wrong.

For information I was using a virtual machine on my OSX El Capitan, running Parallels Desktop 10. Linux Server 14.xx stable (I’m too lazy to check right now).

Right before modifying my /etc/resolv.conf file, I updated everything related to apache2, with “sudo apt-get upgrade apache2”. This also updated my OpenSSL copy, but alas no success on fixing the problem.

Is there no best practice for this?

Seems to be a not that uncommon thing to do. (Rename a lot of posts). And the old permalinks will permanently 404 if nothing is being done.

Akismet nad YOAST together are not the cause of this.

Thank, you. This resolved it!

The problem was that jQuery was loaded 2 times on the page.