Phil Lembo

RE: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redirection/

Unfortunately I’m seeing the same thing with all my multisite networks that have this plugin activated. From my research it looks like this is a bug in the plugin that’s existed for almost a year. Disappointing to see no acknowledgement from the developer. I really don’t want to take this capability away from my devs, especially since I’m going to be the one who has to create all the Apache rewrite rules to replace it…

Another difference: we recently installed and enabled a bootstrap theme (WP-Bootstrap, https://cbarn.es/portfolio/wordpress-bootstrap/) as the default for all sites. This theme is causing the following error to be thrown when pages are accessed:

12-Feb-2015 16:44:36] WordPress database error Table ‘blogs.wp_1_options’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT option_value FROM wp_1_options WHERE option_name IN (‘siteurl’,’blogname’,’blogdescription’) ORDER BY option_name DESC made by require(‘wp-blog-header.php’), require_once(‘wp-includes/template-loader.php’), include(‘/themes/wordpress-bootstrap-master/page-homepage.php’), the_content, apply_filters(‘the_content’), call_user_func_array, do_shortcode, preg_replace_callback, do_shortcode_tag, call_user_func, ithemes_mssls->display_site_list

I apologize for the delay in responding.

Configured php_error.log for my host and this is the result I get when executing the config test:

[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: Postie is in /var/www/html/blogs/wp-content/plugins/postie/
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: Cron: On
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: Alternate Cron: Off
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: iconv: installed
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: imap: installed
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: mbstring: installed
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: Post time: 2015-02-12 11:36:06
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: Successful IMAP connection on port 143
[12-Feb-2015 16:36:06] Postie: # of waiting messages:

And now the (non debug) Run Postie test:

[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: Checking for mail manually
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: Starting mail fetch
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: Postie is in /var/www/html/blogs/wp-content/plugins/postie/
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: Cron: On
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: Alternate Cron: Off
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: iconv: installed
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: imap: installed
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: mbstring: installed
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: There are 0 messages to process
[12-Feb-2015 16:32:18] Postie: Mail fetch complete, 0 emails

This blog I’m testing in is part of a multi-site installation. Postie is network enabled, but only configured for this and two other blogs. Not sure if that is relevant though, since previous versions of Postie worked fine in this same installation configured the same way. The only differences now are that: (a) MS Exchange went from v2003 to 2010; and (b) both WP and Postie are newer versions.

Note: Should I try upgrading Posting to the latest incremental version (which came out after I first posted this issue)?

This is the output from the config test (I have changed the volume name below for security):

Postie Configuration Test

Postie is in /www/html/blogs/wp-content/plugins/postie/

Cron: On

Alternate Cron: Off

iconv: installed

imap: installed

mbstring: installed

Clock Tests

This shows what time it would be if you posted right now

Post time: 2015-02-10 09:02:40

Connect to Mail Host

Successful IMAP connection on port 143

# of waiting messages: