Table of Contents Introduction What is “FastCGI”? FastCGI and PHP-FPM What Does “FastCGI sent in stderr” Mean Inside Nginx Website Error Logs? Introduction A common point of confusion when examining Nginx website error logs is why “FastCGI” appears there, even…
The Problem If you’re trying to access your website, but instead it downloads instead of loading in the browser, the issue is caused by the GZIP compression being enabled twice. GZIP is enabled by default on GridPane servers, however, some…
We see this come up on support regularly, especially for staging websites. It looks as follows: This means that no DNS records exist for this domain, so when you try to access it in your browser, it has no way…
Introduction Undesired redirects can be frustrating to deal with. Fortunately, narrowing down the root cause of these issues can usually be done quickly when you know what to check. This article will walk you through the checks for 3 different…
The following error sometimes presents itself when trying to login to the subsite of a WordPress multisite: “ERROR: Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser. You must enable cookies to use WordPress.” This may occur even if your…
Introduction Every now again we’re asked a variation of this question on support: “Why does [insert plugin name] say that the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT is set to 40M?“ The short answer is that the plugin is likely looking at the wp-config.php file…