dmitriano

with enabled UAM, Nginx slowlog shown me the following stack trace:

script_filename = /home/slogpost/www/index.php
[0x0000000002a98d38] mysql_query() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/wp-db.php:1199
[0x0000000002a989a8] query() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/wp-db.php:1437
[0x0000000002a98618] get_var() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UamUserGroup.class.php:926
[0x0000000002a97b48] _isPostInCategory() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UamUserGroup.class.php:951
[0x0000000002a971c8] _getFullPost() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UamUserGroup.class.php:691
[0x0000000002a96f40] _getSingleObject() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UamUserGroup.class.php:592
[0x0000000002a96498] objectIsMember() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UamAccessHandler.class.php:323
[0x0000000002a954d0] getUserGroupsForObject() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UamAccessHandler.class.php:386
[0x0000000002a947a0] checkObjectAccess() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UserAccessManager.class.php:1674
[0x0000000002a941a0] _getTerm() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/plugins/user-access-manager/class/UserAccessManager.class.php:1733
[0x00007fff07973000] showTerms() unknown:0
[0x0000000002a93870] call_user_func_array() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/plugin.php:173
[0x0000000002a8fa88] apply_filters() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/taxonomy.php:1465
[0x0000000002a8f5f0] get_terms() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/category.php:51
[0x0000000002a8e660] get_categories() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/category-template.php:445
[0x0000000002a8dfb8] wp_list_categories() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/default-widgets.php:485
[0x0000000002a8db30] widget() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/widgets.php:182
[0x00007fff07973300] display_callback() unknown:0
[0x0000000002a8cd40] call_user_func_array() /home/slogpost/www/wp-includes/widgets.php:904
[0x0000000002a8c818] dynamic_sidebar() /home/slogpost/www/wp-content/themes/classic/sidebar.php:12

Marked all the UAM-posts private with the following SQL query:

UPDATE wp_posts SET post_status = ‘private’ WHERE wp_posts.post_status = ‘publish’ AND wp_posts.ID IN (
SELECT CAST( object_id AS UNSIGNED ) AS post_id
FROM wp_uam_accessgroup_to_object
WHERE object_type = ‘post’
)

then uninstalled the plugin and removed tables used by previous version of UAM:

DROP TABLE wp_uam_accessgroup_to_user
DROP TABLE wp_uam_accessgroup_to_category
DROP TABLE wp_uam_accessgroup_to_role
DROP TABLE wp_uam_accessgroup_to_post

My database permissions are OK. It shows “All done!” at the end of update process, but when I open “Upgrade Network” page it says “Database Upgrade Required” button and shows “Upgrade Network” button.

I didn’t quite catch what URL with instructions you mean. When I go to “Network Update” page and press “Upgrade Network” button WP shows the list of my sites and upgrades them. But after that it still shows “Database Upgrade Required”.

But probably it is a problem of WP, because BlogDesk behaves in the same way! It shows the following message when I press “Get Blog-ID” button:

—————————
BlogDesk was able to connect to the server but did not found any Blog-ID.
—————————

but if I enter Blog-ID manually it works fine.

Looks like both WLW and BlogDesk are unable to determine this Blog-ID in this situation.

If I navigate to this URL it shows ‘XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.’

Probably something not quite right with Windows Live Writer because if I select Weblog system and enter blog entry point manually in the account creation dialog than everything goes fine. But if I let WLW to determine blog entry point automatically it shows me the following:

You signed in successfully with a blog account, but you do not have a blog with this service provider. $#xA;Check with the blog service provider and then try again.

Anyway now I can publish on all my blogs using WLW!