Sotiris Katsaniotis

Same error here.
WordPress 6.6.1
PHP 8.3.9

I’m not sure what’s wrong with that line of code you quoted, it seems fine to me.

Anyway, I added the cacert.pem in that path. I’ll let you know if that solves it.

To add to my previous reply as well, it turns out that it can also show the error even when there are pending jobs in the cron queue. So my initial assessment of it happening when the queue is empty, was wrong.

I can’t pinpoint exactly what causes it to happen, only that it happens solely because of wp-cli.

And to answer to @hjogiupdraftplus , I’ve added the cacert.pem in both the php.ini for the CLI and the FPM, both for curl.cainfo and openssl.cafile. The permissions shouldn’t be a problem I believe since it has +r for all.

The error is
AIOS_Helper::request_remote exception - cURL error 77: error setting certificate file: /var/www/html/REDACTED/wp-includes/Requests/src/../certificates/cacert.pem

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by Sotiris Katsaniotis.

I did the exact same thing and I’m still seeing the error message.

I have wp-cli setup to run my wp cron jobs every 5 minutes and weirdly whenever there’s nothing in the queue to be run, it shows that message.

I’m facing the exact same issue.

It makes sense that it’ll throw a warning for cron jobs through CLI because there’s no SERVER_NAME index for php-cli.

I’d like to add that I’m also seeing the warning in my logs and it occurs when I run my cron jobs through WP-CLI. I have disabled wp-cron from wp-config. Also I’m running them as the files owner account, not as www-data.

Any news on this one? It’s really annoying to have it popup on virtually every action during development.

Glad I helped! ??

I checked the archive from two other fully updated Windows Defender installations plus some online scans and nothing positive came up again.

So, it must have been a false positive. I’m closing this topic.

The version 0.5.1 did not fix all of the undefined indexes mostly located in the validate_options function in tawkto.php line 109 and there is no check if the $customer_details variable in the /templates/widget.php line 5 exists (checking if null is not the same thing in PHP).

There are more undefined indexes than just the one you posted unfortunately.

Hello @stsouk ,

The multi-property functionality you’re describing is under development and will be available in the next release most probably at the start of July.

However, until then, as a workaround you could use the plugin’s shortcodes to create availability forms for each property and then display or hide each of them with some minimal JS based on a select box.

You can read about shortcodes on the documentation here: https://wplugged.com/docs/webhotelier-for-wordpress/shortcode/

Thank you for the fast resolution.

That’s not the only thing that’s broken after the latest update.

I see the following error in the console as well, which breaks my page entirely.

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