Paul Ceppaglia
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Hi,
I replied with my site & login details 3 days ago…can someone please help with this? Thanks.
This reply has been marked as private.I updated both NSS and OpenSSL…I’m not sure which one fixed it, but it was one of those two.
Thanks again for your help! Now that I have that issue resolved I can get back to layout & design, and then site optimization (I’m going to try to get some combination of GD Booster, WP Super Cache and Autoptimize to play well together, as well as implement a new CDN).
We’re looking to go live at the end of the month.
Hi Stiofan,
When you get a moment, could you please let me know about the code snippet I listed above? I just want to restore my 404 code before I get too busy with my next project and forget.
Thanks!
This reply has been marked as private.That update fixed the problem. 🙂
I just tried updating some other packages per that stackoverflow link…hang on and let me try this again…
Hi,
I contacted the hosting company. They are saying this is NOT a server issue.
I briefed them on everything that you’ve done. Here’s what they said:
“It may be that a newer curl version is required on your DV.
You could try updating the curl page manually, perhaps running yum update curl. Otherwise I’d have you check with your provider what curl version they expect, or support. ”I tried running this command…server response was “No packages marked for update”
Their response:
“In that case it indicates that the issue lies not with the server, but with the encryption method specified by curl itself when making those connections.
Information on specifying that here:https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_SSLVERSION.html ”
I asked:
So, where exactly is that defined/specified? On the server (e.g. in a config file) or in the plugin code?
Their reply:
“It would be in the PHP code, see the test he specified doesn’t specify what version of TLS to use.”
“Your server definitively supports TLS 1.2, but if the code isn’t using that for the connection, then it will appear as a TLS 1 connection.
This stackoverflow article explains nicely:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30145089/tls-1-2-not-working-in-curl“That article has a suggestion of upgrading certain packages at the end of the article, perhaps that would help. That being said, we don’t directly assist with package management in support, so I’d suggest working with the plugin / service for information on what versions of openssl, curl, etc they need.”
This reply has been marked as private.UPDATE —
After a lot of troubleshooting, I discovered that Autoptimize and WP Deferred Javascript were both breaking the flexslider, map, and tab functionality. When I have these 2 disabled, all works as expected.
In addition, these 2 plug-ins were the cause of my Google Maps errors. I was able to get Google Maps, the cluster markers, etc. working.
In addition, a different plug-in in particular was breaking the Add Places page interface.
Somewhere in the process of disabling plug-ins, the “upload image” buttons in the category configuration pages became functional again. I was able to go and re-assign the map icons to the respective categories.
So, now I just need to see if I can get Autoptimize and WP Deferred Javascript to work with GeoDirectory (or find an alternative solution), and look into the other plug-in that is breaking the Add Place page functionality.
