• Resolved jgcabanas

    (@jgcabanas)


    Hi, we have installed mainwp on php 7.3.3 and IIS (I know, it’s bad). I tried to hook up sites but if fails with lots of 404 & 500 errors all related to Ajax..
    (for example :
    DataTables warning: table id=mainwp-manage-sites-table – Ajax error. For more information about this error, please see https://datatables.net/tn/7)
    When I compare with my other install (on Ubuntu) I see for example that I do not see my IP address on the admin.php?page=ServerInformation page…
    has anyone experienced issues with IIS and PHP ?
    (My wordpress sites work well apart from this)

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  • Thread Starter jgcabanas

    (@jgcabanas)

    Just to tell everyone who might have the same problem, that on my side it was due to a misconfiguration in php.ini regarding to openssl.cnf.
    After digging with MainWP support team (great guys and great help) I realized that openssl.cnf was in c:\Programmes\php\extras\ssl BUT phpinfo() told me it was in c:\usr\local\ssl so I created this hierarchy, copied openssl.cnf, and now it works. Thank you so much MainWP support team for pointing me in the right direction ??

    Thread Starter jgcabanas

    (@jgcabanas)

    So it’s solved ??

    Narender singh

    (@thakurnarender13)

    Hi @jgcabanas

    I am also getting this MAINWP plugin error .. check here..

    Click here

    where i can solve and find that folder in live site ?

    Please help..

    Thanks

    Thread Starter jgcabanas

    (@jgcabanas)

    Hi @thakurnarender13 check your php configuration. Are you using IIS & Windows ? if so look if your openssl is enabled and if the path is correct (see my previous post). You can check by creating a small info.php file that will contain :
    <?php
    phpinfo();
    ?>
    and post it here
    Hope it helps
    Best regards
    JG

    Narender singh

    (@thakurnarender13)

    Narender singh

    (@thakurnarender13)

    and i a on windows … Please help..

    Thread Starter jgcabanas

    (@jgcabanas)

    See this : /opt/cpanel/ea-openssl/etc/pki/tls/openssl.cnf
    this is where shoud be your openssl.cnf file.
    Are you sure you run on windows ?
    Do you have access to your windows drive ?

    Narender singh

    (@thakurnarender13)

    i am using window.. website is runnin on WHM

    Operating System linux

    and where from i can find that path .. that is not in cpanel ?

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