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  • Plugin Support Steve M

    (@wpsmort)

    Please provide the URL for your sitemap.

    Thread Starter spomykacz

    (@spomykacz)

    Plugin Support Steve M

    (@wpsmort)

    That sitemap is not coming from All in One SEO Pack. Check your server, it may be an old sitemap file that is still present on the server. Also, make sure you don’t have any caching on the site or the server.

    Thread Starter spomykacz

    (@spomykacz)

    So I deleted that old site map and updated the site map in wordpress in AIO SEO. The sitemap is no longer blank and I am able to submit it through web master tools on google but I’m still getting the error “Failed to notify bing about changes to your sitemap” (google as well). When I look into the FTP files the sitemap wasn’t added.

    Plugin Support Steve M

    (@wpsmort)

    Your sitemap looks fine now. It’s a dynamically generated sitemap so there’s no static file on the server.

    Where are you seeing the error about Failed to notify Bing?

    Thread Starter spomykacz

    (@spomykacz)

    Oh okay, that makes sense.

    I’m getting the error inside wordpress in the All in One SEO XML site map settings page. Here’s a screenshot:

    http://www.esmsolutions.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Screen-Shot-2015-05-07-at-10.07.00-AM.png

    Hi spomykacz,

    Could you copy and paste the full error message? It gets cut off in the box. This is most likely a server configuration issue, but the full error message should contain a bit more useful information here.

    Thread Starter spomykacz

    (@spomykacz)

    Sure!

    Failed to notify bing about changes to your sitemap at http://www.esmsolutions.com/sitemap.xml.gz, unable to access via wp_remote_get().

    Thanks! So what this means is, All in One SEO Pack isn’t able to contact other websites from your server with the wp_remote_get() function. This is a standard WordPress function that uses several different methods to contact other websites. One thing you might be able to try is to use a plugin such as WP Core Control to pick which methods are used for this; specifically, try disabling curl and see if that fixes this, I’ve run into that issue with some servers in the past. If that doesn’t help, I’d suggest contacting your hosting company and see if any warnings or errors are showing up on their side, or if this might be disallowed for security reasons.

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