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    • #11353
      courtens
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      I am running PIKLIST Version 1.0.11 on WordPress 5.5.7. WordPress notes that WordPress 5.8.2 is available for install. Should I do an install to 5.8.2?

      I updated PHP from 7.3 to 8.1 and for right now on 5.5.7 I am getting these error in the Windows Logs:

      PHP Warning: include_once(D:\www\0\www_blog_ch\wordpress\blog\wp-content\plugins\piklist/includes/wp-login.php.2018-06-14_103024.bak): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory in D:\www\0\www_blog_ch\wordpress\blog\wp-content\plugins\piklist\includes\class-piklist.php on line 201

      How can I get these fixed?

    • #11354
      courtens
      Participant

      I am getting these errors at a clip of 824 Warnings per second!

      Failed to open stream: No such file or directory

      line 201 in class-piklist.php is

      include_once self::$add_ons[$addon]['path'] . '/includes/' . $include;

      What I don’t understand are these non-existing files, such as wp-login.php.2018-06-14_103024.bak something is trying to get access to.

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    • #11356
      Steve
      Keymaster

      @courtens– Piklist hasn’t been fully tested with PHP 8.1.

      Under Piklist > Settings > Add-ons, do you have anything checked?

    • #11357
      courtens
      Participant

      Thanks Steve for getting back to me.
      I added a screenshot of what I have in the Add-ons page. It looks like nothing is added on.
      I did write a Piklist plugin a while back which is activated. Could this be causing the problem?
      I also have the Classic Editor plugin active.

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    • #11359
      courtens
      Participant

      and these are my settings

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    • #11361
      courtens
      Participant

      I turned my created Piklist Plugin off, and these errors kept coming in. It is only after turning Piklist off all together that the errors stopped.

    • #11364
      Steve
      Keymaster

      Do you have WordFence installed? If so, please deactivate and let me know if you still see the errors.

    • #11365
      courtens
      Participant

      I do not.

    • #11366
      courtens
      Participant

      this is what I have as plugins, but they are not all activated.

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    • #11372
      Steve
      Keymaster

      I can’t reproduce this. Can you try deactivating your other plugins and see if one is conflicting with Piklist?

    • #11373
      Steve
      Keymaster

      I can’t reproduce this. Can you try deactivating your other plugins and see if one is conflicting with Piklist?

    • #11374
      courtens
      Participant

      Thank you Steve.

      I removed all my plugins and updated to WP 5.8.2. I also made a windows system file check — windows found some error and auto-fixed them.

      Having piklist removed for some days made these error go away. To note is that I had two sites using piklist. Separate installs on separate databases. When I uninstalling one, the other site started recording errors. So I uninstalled everything that is piklist related.

      I now reactivated piklist and installed my piklist metabox plugin (just for one site.) It works, and I get no errors for now.

      I do not know what could have caused these errors. I also could never reproduce them myself. They just started showing up in the windows error logs at a rapid clip. I will let you know if they return.

      At the moment I am getting a lot of Active Server Pages: Unexpected error. A trappable error (C0000005) occurred in an external object. The script cannot continue running.. errors.

      Just before IIS Application pool went down for a good long time — all (C0000005) errors; I got the following error, but I am not sure if it is at all related to the (C0000005) errors or the piklist errors I had:

      The description for Event ID 2 from source PHP-8.1.0 cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.

      If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.

      The following information was included with the event:

      php[14144]
      PHP Deprecated: trim(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated in D:\piwik\core\CliMulti\Process.php on line 290

      The locale specific resource for the desired message is not present

    • #11376
      courtens
      Participant

      Enabling Piklist brought errors back counting at 442 per seconds, and brought the server down.

    • #11377
      courtens
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