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COULD NOT CONNECT TO WORDPRESS REST API Error 405

Rafa — Mon, 10 Oct 2022 19:45:13 +0000

I have installed the Siteground Security plugin but I always get this error:

NO SE PUDO CONECTAR CON LA API REST DE WORDPRESS

Un plugin de seguridad, una función personalizada o reglas en tu archivo ?.htaccess? están evitando que la API REST de WordPress funcione correctamente. SiteGround Security está usándola para almacenar sus opciones y otras funcionalidades, así que, por favor, asegúrate de que funcione correctamente.

In my server logs I see the following entry with a 405 error:

PUT /wp-json/siteground-settings/v1/update-settings HTTP/1.1

I have checked with my hosting and they tell me that the PUT method is not enabled for security.

Is there a solution by Siteground to this issue? My hosting tells me that they could enable the PUT method only for the IP that makes the PUT.

Is it possible to know which IP performs the PUT in case of not having an alternative solution to using the PUT method?

Thank you very much.

405: Method is not allowed

Fedorka — Tue, 08 Feb 2022 11:05:56 +0000

Hi,
Try to convert all images to WebP via GD. GD is enebled. ngnix is setted up as described in plugin’s FAQ. Loader type is Pass Thru. But no convertion happens. I get 405: Method is not allowed instead. What may be the matter, could you help me?

405 error

thod24 — Wed, 17 Apr 2019 18:14:35 +0000

When trying to upload a MP3 sermon file (like the ones I’ve uploaded many times before) I get a 405 error. The message is “405 not allowed nginx/1.14.1”

Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?

Thanks in advance!

405 Not Allowed error from nginx

caspersgrin — Tue, 16 Oct 2018 21:22:18 +0000

I installed and activated the WP SMTP mail plugin and configured it according to the document How to Get WordPress Form Notifications Using the WP Mail SMTP Plugin to work with Gmail. Then I went to the top of the configuration page selected Email Test. It hangs for literally several minutes before nginx server returns a 405 not Allowed error with no other information fo me to figure out what’s not allowed. Any ieas about what I need to fix?

Using WP SMTP Mail v 1.3.3 on WordPress 4.9.8

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Yoast Prevents Page Editing

Roger Lipera — Wed, 08 Nov 2017 20:50:44 +0000

When the Yoast plugin is activated on this site (www.apomerantz.com) I cannot see, edit or add content. I can change the page title. The Yoast Content Optimization, Social, and Advanced buttons don’t work. The Publish, Page Attributes, and Featured Image arrowhead buttons do not collapse those panels.
The Add Media button on the toolbar does not work.
The pages can be viewed, however. If I deactivate the plugin, everything works fine.
Interestingly, everything worked fine up to some point this afternoon when we were editing one of the pages, clicked “Update” and then got an error. I THINK it was 405, but I didn’t think anything of it and neglected to make a note. Since then Yoast has not worked. I have deactivated it, activated it, deleted it, and re-installed it.
I am baffled.
Any help will be very much appreciated.

504 & 505 Errors, Slow Imports Via CSV

leagueoflegacies — Thu, 17 Nov 2016 16:51:07 +0000

I am trying to import content to my site and am having problems. I started my first import 5 days ago. As suggested in the tutorial, I started with importing venues.
(1) the system did import duplicates and I have spent the last couple days removing the duplicates. I thought I saw somewhere and selected it to not import duplicates. Did I incorrectly see this option? I have the basic events calendar that comes with the iVent theme, not pro.
(2) The system is still working on importing. I started this 5 days ago. Is this common to take so long? It is a huge file (60,000 lines of entries) but I didn’t expect it to take this long. Is this normal? If not, what can be done to speed up that process.
(3) Since starting the import, I have been repeatedly getting 504 errors while trying to work on my site. I have also gotten 405 and 505 errors. My hosting company says they’re not seeing any issues on their end as they can view the site on the front end. My issues are occurring on the backend. Can you please look into this and provide suggestions? It has been a beast trying to work on my site since this has been happening. FYI: The actions that I have been trying to do and are resulting in 504 errors and other errors have to do with venues; I was attempting to delete the duplicates (using the Fix Duplicates plugin) or trying to publish the venues using the bulk edit function of venue posts.

I see there is an update available as of yesterday. However, reading the details of the update, it does not appear that the update will fix my issues. As I said, the import is still going. Should I wait for the import to finish before updating? I don’t want to lose the content from the past 5 days of importing.

Please advise on all of the above. Thanks in advance for your prompt response.

WordPress run importer error 405 Not allowed nginx/1.10.2

fashionablymale — Tue, 15 Nov 2016 03:33:48 +0000

I recently get a Bluehost hosting service, I am trying to export all content from WordPress.com to www.remarpro.com into new host.

Exporting 151 XML files from WordPress.com to new host on www.remarpro.com is the real problem. Since day one, When I import with WordPress run importer, error pops out:
405 Not Allowed nginx/1.10.2

Then I try to go back and try again the uploading, and it goes around 4 or 5 times until appears this:

error the files does not exist, please try again.

Then I have to go to search again the file and try the import one more time, until: all files shows like this. Named like: “already exist”

So I try everything, I even talk with people from WordPress and they tell me the XML export file are working perfectly fine. I tried talking first with Bluehost people service and they tell me this:

Uploading XML files are not the real problem (each file are from 4.9MB to 6.1MB I’ve got 100MB to import).
The problem with Bluehost is that I’m abusing in fulling /tmp folder every time I try to import this XML
Bluehost warned and even deactivated my account because my currently account is the abuser of filling the /tmp folder and is damaging to other servers.
I try to change php.ini values

memory_limit = 300M
post_max_size = 200M

upload_max_filesize = 100M

max_execution_time = 600

also I’ve changed

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', ‘128M’)

but the issue persists.

I have read that is about clear /tmp folder but I do not know how is going, because Bluehost does not allow me to clear the tmp folder, they have to do it for me, and then they notice I’ve abused that filling up, then comes deactivation I sincerely trying to put this together, but I panicked! because they think I’m doing other thing, I don’t know, they thrilling me like hacker or something.
I try to use Filezilla to submit all my XML files but it didn’t work, or at least I know all files are into /public_html, but then….?
I’ve read that cleaning tmp/mysql_slow_queries logs will be working, but you have to clean from FileManager or from editing the code and how?
I’ve tried to use plugin like WP all import, works to import the file but I have to edit 1000 times because each XML contents so much info and does not allow me to put image (I have to pay the pro version).
So I only have 16 Xml left to import, but I am afraid of having ‘abusing’ fulling /tmp folders and deactivate the account. I’m losing my nerve, I’m losing money, unfortunately I can’t afford to pay people for help to import and set all this thing. I depend on this blog to survive.
Wordpress and Bluehost told me that XML are fine, and manageable, BH easily upload XML files into my /public_html the thing is probably is because I got internet 6.39Mbps to upload and each file is from 4.9MB to 6.1MB?

And actually until today my Bluehost is deactivated, they (once again) warned me that next time will be banned my website, –every time that folder fills up the entire server goes down for the ~2,000 customers on there– so they assumed that –find which script is using imagick files to fill or write to the /tmp folder.

Any ideas about this, please help me!

Chris

Test email not sent (405 error)

Fri, 21 Oct 2016 14:02:12 +0000

Hello! I managed to set up everything (I’d say) correctly but when I try to send the test email it processes for about a minute and resolves into a 405.
Any idea why this could be happening? I had the exact same behaviour with Gmail SMTP.

Thanks!
Nico

Test email not sent (405 error)

Thu, 20 Oct 2016 14:23:42 +0000

Thanks!
Nico

Cannot update plugins or wordpress 405 error and 504 error

successjustclicks — Sun, 31 Jul 2016 05:17:16 +0000

I’ve had serious issues with functionality today with my wordpress.

I’ve been getting HTTP errors when trying to upload images, total freezes of wordpress if i try to upload more than one image at a time. 405 timeout errors and 504 Gateway Timeout errors while doing even simple things like making a new page.

I got a notification that there was an update available for WordPress 4.5.3 so i figured, that might help fix my problems. But, whenever I try to update I get this error and I am not technologically savvy enough to have a CLUE what it means or how to fix it:

ERROR 504 – GATEWAY TIMEOUT

Why am I seeing this page?

The server that your request has reached is acting as a gateway or proxy to fulfil the request made by your client.

Web Browser => Web Front-End => Web Back-End

This server (Web Front-End) received an invalid response from an upstream (Web Back-End) server it accessed to fulfil the request.

In most cases this will not mean that the upstream server is down, but rather that the upstream server and the gateway/proxy do not agree on the protocol for exchanging data.

This problem is most commonly caused when there is a problem with IP communications between the Web Front and Back-Ends. Before you attempt to resolve this problem you should clear your browser cache completely.

Our support staff will be happy to assist you in resolving this issue. Please contact our Live Support or reply to any Tickets you may have received from our technicians for further assistance.

I am completely at a loss of what to do or how to fix it so I can get back to a normally functioning wordpress dashboard.

If you have an idea/solution… pretend I’m a 5 year old or 85 years old… i really am not savvy with the ins and outs.

Any hints or ideas on what’s going on and how to fix it?