• Hi folks,

    By the looks of it this is an issue with the plugin server. Any idea what’s goin on? I don’t ever remember having a similar issue just downloading plugins normally from the Extend section.

    Cheers,
    Robert

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  • I’m getting the same error, but only on one site. The rest of the sites on the same server seem to be operating normally. It only started happening after I added the SimplePie plugin duo, unsure if it’s actually related. Deactivating them has no effect.

    I have this problem too, on one of my sites. Tried to reinstall, still nothing. Other blog works fine, with plugin search and everything.

    I’ve got this problem on a recently installed WordPress MU, soon to go public. Very distressing. Anyone?

    Thread Starter RSimpson

    (@rsimpson)

    This is happening again…

    I have the same issue on one of my blogs..i am glad i am not the only one 🙂 but does anyone have a solution?????????

    Thread Starter RSimpson

    (@rsimpson)

    Given the amount of time which passes between these posts it looks like the issue either hasn’t been noticed or isn’t a priority just now. Although I’m sure the more it’s talked about the more likely it is someone who can do something about it will notice it and give us a heads up as to how it can be remedied.

    I’ve resorted to manually upload the plugins with ftp. I’ve no problem with that.

    Thread Starter RSimpson

    (@rsimpson)

    …and it’s happening again.

    I’m having the same issue. The plugin search/install worked yesterday. Maybe he’s taking the day off.

    Thread Starter RSimpson

    (@rsimpson)

    …and again.

    This is getting to be a bit of a nightmare. What’s the point in having this feature if it doesn’t work most of the time? It’s seriously frustrating staring at the same words over and over again.

    Thread Starter RSimpson

    (@rsimpson)

    …and again.

    joejoe04

    (@joejoe04)

    Me too man…

    Thread Starter RSimpson

    (@rsimpson)

    …and again.

    In fact this seems to be happening almost every time I use it, wherever I use it from, whichever site I’m working on. Very rarely does it actually work as it’s meant to.

    Thread Starter RSimpson

    (@rsimpson)

    …and again.

    michaelterence

    (@michaelterence)

    I’ve done some testing… and this error is only displayed on my CentOS(x86_64) powered servers. My debian and ubuntu (all x86_64) servers work just fine.

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