[Eiswuxe]

Sorry to dig out this thread, but I just did not find to test until now.

I have deactivated ALL plugins except for the WP store plugin, and the problem still exists.

Sending the IPN from the paypal sandbox works (according to the paypal website), but nothing is written to the logfile. When calling the ipn_handle_debug URL manually, then a log message shows up. So the IPN is just not reaching the plugin. Is there anything I can do to further test this? Or can I give you access to my wordpress and you can have a look yourself?

When I want to get back to my website after a purchase, then I am not being redirected, instead I get this message:

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The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity

problems. Please try again later.

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The store worked for months, and then suddenly it stopped working, without me having changed anything.

I am not on Godaddy btw.

[Eiswuxe]

Thanks for the quick reply!

This is the URL to the product page

[http://www.indie-story.com/ebook/]

I have checked the plugins, but I am not using any plugin from your list

I don’t have a “wordpress firewall plugin” also.

I will now deactivate plugins one by one until I find the culprit.

[Eiswuxe]

Hello,

after reading the forums and trying stuff for hours, I decided to write here.

I can send an IPN via the simulator correctly. The simulator says “IPN sent successfully”. The ipn_handle_debug file however gets no entry.

Debug is enabled in the settings, and entering the paypal.php manually into the browser DOES trigger an entry in the logfile: [07/08/2014 11:31 AM] – SUCCESS :This debug line was generated because you entered the URL of the ipn handling script in the browser.

What can I do?

regards,

Jörg

[Eiswuxe]

@admin

Thanks for the reply!

Yes. If I put the php.ini file into the same folder as the ioncubed-version.php, then the message shows up correctly.

As soon as I delete the php.ini file and call the ioncubed-version.php, no message shows up. Seems all correct so far.

That left me to think that all that is missing is the php.ini file in the correct folder. So I placed the php.ini file in the folder of both the “pdf stamper” and the “requirements checker” plugin. I even put it in all folders that contain any php code. But the requirement plugin still says that the ioncube loader is not found.

Even better. I checked the code of the requirements-plugin and found out that it just checks if two php functions are available: ioncube_loader_version and ioncube_loader_iversion.

So I created a simple wordpress plugin myself and made the same check. In my plugin, the functions exist and thus the ioncube loader is available.

The only difference from my plugin to the requirements plugin is that it comes with one single file and is not displayed in the “settings-menu” of wordpress. Its just a plugin that gets called when a blogpost is loaded.

So I keep wondering what your plugins are making different.

Are there any “working directories” for wordpress plugins where I need to put the php.ini file? I am really at the end of the rope

[Eiswuxe]

Hi,

I am at the exact point like many before:

– phpinfo() says, IonCube Loader is installed

– the “IonCube” test.php files work and show the desired message

– I put the php.ini in EVERY folder that has PHP files in it

– I asked tech support (STRATO) if it could be a config problem with them, and they said everything is configured right

But the requirements plugin does STILL say the Loader / Decoder is not found, and the PDF Stamper Plugin does not activate but says “fatal error”. What can I do?

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