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(0 votes) 9:59 pm
So, all night my setup worked fine, having pull-mode set to auto.
This morning I recompiled Apache with fastcgi (because I wanted to enable APC caching) which caused my wordpress to stop working.
So I turned it back to suPHP and now CyberSEO gives this error:
Warning: trim() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/androidd/public_html/wp-content/plugins/CyberSEO/cyberseo-core.php on line 0
Any ideas what could be the problem?
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I just finished recompiling Apache without mod_fcgid and MPM Worker enabled (something that I enabled before the error occurred). I'm still getting the same error.
11:12 pm
July 2, 2009
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First of all, it's not an error but a warning, so its not critical. As about your question. I need to know which exactly feed you are trying to pull. Also do you use any custom PHP code, synonym tables etc?
11:30 pm
Okay, but it doesn't add any posts to the database (even though it says "added 5 posts") so it seems pretty critical to me. :)
It happens on all feeds that have new posts (that haven't been added to the database yet), one of them being 
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I'm not using any synonym tables, php code or anything.
I disabled a plugin called "auto-schedule posts" which I use to spread the posts so 1 is published every 5 minutes. Now the warning doesn't show anymore. The only thing is, that it still doesn't add any posts to the database, even though it says it does (added 4 posts, with the above mentioned one.)
11:40 pm
July 2, 2009
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Email me with login/password to your blog. I'll take a look.
11:42 pm
I have created an admin account for you, you should've received an e-mail with the login credentials.
Thanks!
11:48 pm
July 2, 2009
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Just checked your blog. Seems like there is a problem with one of your other plugins. I have disabled them all (except CyberSEO of course) and successfully syndicated 4 new posts.
Now the only thing you need to do is to find out which exactly plugin has a problem.
2:41 am
I ended up restoring my entire account (which was fine, I had made a backup yesterday). Now, I can run all plugins, with no issues to CyberSEO. The only problem that persisted to exist (also after you turned off all the plugins) is that the pseudocron doesn't work anymore.
I have set the pseudo-cron to run ever 10 minutes (which could be more I guess) and every feed is set to be pulled every 60 minutes. I see the counter counting down to 'asap', but after that nothing ever happens.
3:45 am
July 2, 2009
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The pseudo cron pulls the feeds only when someone opens your blog in browser.
4:17 am
Yes, and I have 2000+ unique daily visitors. So that shouldn't be a problem. Haha
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