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Hi, I’ve just installed WordPress and Bricks. I notice in System Information, the PHP wp_remote_post has an error:
There was a code snippet to test wp_remote_post from this thread and the result was:
As far as I know, SSL is properly setup (I could be wrong). Additional info:
- Hosting provider: Hostinger VPS
- Domain Provider: Cloudflare
- Cloudflare Bot Fight Mode: Disabled
- Cloudflare Encryption Mode: Full (Strict). Though I have tested on Flexible and Full.
I installed WordPress and Certbot SSL via terminal and honestly I am very new at it. So I’m not sure if I missed anything during installation.
Just wanted to have everything in green before I start building so would love some input on this.
Thanks.
Hi there,
I just moved this thread to “How to” category as it’s not a bug in Bricks.
This error message is more to your server SSL configuration.
Unfortunately, we don’t have a clear idea of what causing the issue.
It would be best if you could check with your server/hosting support and let them know your environment is unable to make wp_remote_post() request to your own domain name which will be used when using Bricks Query Filters feature.
Regards,
Jenn
Hey itchycode,
Thanks for the reply. I will do as advised.
Really appreciate you taking the time to reply to my post 
Hello itchycode,
After consulting with my provider, I managed to resolve the issue.
It had something to do with the cURL extension for PHP was not installed.
By running these commands, I was able to fix it:
sudo apt-get install php-curl
sudo systemctl restart apache2 # If using Apache
# or
sudo systemctl restart nginx # If using Nginx
Adding my solution here in case someone in the future faces the same issue.
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