robwilkerson
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Media Vault] NGINX SupportWould like to piggy-back on @flymike’s comment. In a dev environment, I used similar rules and jumped through some hoops to get things activated for validation, but I can’t jump through all of those same hoops in my production environment. The problem is that I can’t use the UI to enable the plugin because whatever conditions are tested fail in an Nginx-driven ecosystem.
How can we either bypass the validation or inspect the validation tests to see what we need to change?
Thanks.
Argh, ok. I have a habit of, at a glance, reading version numbers wrong once a component hits double digits. I read the requirement as 5.2.1.7 and it looks like a bunch of stuff isn’t getting added to the package itself. Maybe there’s a dependency in the archiver itself.
Thanks.
It may be worth noting that our server is running PHP 5.2.4. Duplicator itself seems to indicate that this is sufficient, but I’ve seen indications in my searches that 5.2.3 might be required for some/all functionality so I thought I’d mention it here in case that opens the door for any revelations.
For whatever it’s worth, I saw this when I recently activated the plugin as well. I ignored it at the time because it sounded relatively innocuous, but I’ve also found that installs on a target server fail, so maybe there’s more to it after all.
I have no idea whether they’re related, but I thought I’d throw in with a hearty “me too”.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: About Page 404So, as is the call all too often, I found the problem shortly after posting. It seems my problem was caused by one of OSX’s “extended attributes”. Specifically the quarantine bit (@). Apparently, this bit is often set on compressed archives that are unpacked. Once I removed the bit, the “About” page loaded up just fine.