Support » Plugin: Campaign Monitor Synchronization (moved) » Synchronization Error // Failed to deserialize

  • Resolved trapuh

    (@trapuh)


    Hi all,

    I’m trying to use the Campaign Monitor Synchronization plugin with a new list i’ve created specifically to gather e-mails from the website…. and i’m getting the following error :

    Campaign Monitor synchronization error.
    Failed to deserialize your request. Please check the documentation and try again.Fields in error: subscribers

    I’m using wordpress 3.8.1 with WooCommerce and also have the ‘User Role Editor’ plugin activated to create a few user roles…

    Can this be due to incompatibility issues ? Is there anything that can help me debugging this ? Please let me know if further information is required ! Thanks for all the help anyone can give!

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/campaign-monitor-synchronisation/

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  • kakashigr

    (@kakashigr)

    Curl is enabled, if it wasn’t the function would error. I did check with phpinfo to make sure though.

    I can’t give you access to the online vps as it is for a client, I can however tell you that the localhost test server is a default LAMP in Ubuntu 13.10 64bit.

    I am a server administrator so if I can help any other way to debug the problem, just let me know. The VPS I’m trying to run this is a CentOS with the latest WHM installed.

    PHP is running using mod_fcgid, mod_security is disabled for the testing of the plugin and everything else is pretty much WHM defaults (except for the security and performance tuning that has taken place).

    kakashigr

    (@kakashigr)

    The localhost error is different because I hadn’t curl enabled there and it used sockets to connect. They timed out.

    On my online vps, curl was enabled but the limit was not high enough for the data to go to campaign monitor’s server.

    I changed your define in transport.php:

    from:
    define('CS_REST_SOCKET_TIMEOUT', 10);
    to
    define('CS_REST_SOCKET_TIMEOUT', 50);
    simply raising the limit. That worked well.

    Plugin Contributor Carlo Roosen

    (@carloroosen)

    I am glad it is all solved.

    Cheers, Carlo

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