nh09

Thank you for the reply, it was helpful in working out the issue!

I am using Amazon Web Services EC2 instance for hosting and have installed PHP on my own from repository, so there is no hosting provider to contact.

There was nothing off with my .htaccess and as I suspected it wasn’t actually to do with WordPress.

I discovered php_admin_value[error_log] = /var/log/php-fpm/www-error.log and php_admin_flag[log_errors] = on inside of php-fpm config file at /etc/php-fpm.d/www.conf

When I commented out that admin value and flag and then ran sudo service php-fpm restart and sudo service httpd restart, suddenly my debug.log files were being written again.

Thank you for your help with this! It is greatly appreciated

I agree. Do not buy any of their premium plugins. The only plugin that works is the one in the WordPress repo.

Their premium “bundles” are overpriced trash that include a bunch of features that should really just be in their Pro or Premium version but are instead broken into numerous plugins.

Do not purchase any thing from these people. If you forget that your subscription renews in a year and you do not receive any reminders or if they get put in your spam, these people WILL NOT even respond to you and then if they eventaully do respond after reaching out multiple times they will tell you that they arent refunding you.

Piss poor excuse for customer service. DO NOT BUY.

I completely agree. I’m running into the same issue here.

SES is huge for me to be able to use and I appreciate this WP SES plugin a lot but I do not really understand why it disables the default From: header for all emails on a WP installation.

It also doesn’t seem to be accepting my Reply-To: headers for my various WP_Emails when I enter the word headers in the “Reply To” field in the WP SES settings