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Hi PriMo Folks,

My developer and I got all of our earlier s2Member / s2Member Pro install issues squared away, and maybe I'm sensitive to any issues that may present themselves now, but I noticed the following errors(?) when I clicked the s2Member / s2Member Pro menu items. First, a little server info. I am running CentOS 5.6 64-bit with all the latest updates, Apache 2.2.21, PHP 5.3.8, and MySQL 5.5.16. Here are the errors:

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Warning: preg_replace_callback() [function.preg-replace-callback]: Compilation failed: POSIX collating elements are not supported at offset 90 in /home/spp/domains/salespagepress.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/_xtnls/markdown/nc-markdown.inc.php on line 810

There's like 50-100 of these errors.
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Warning: preg_replace_callback() [function.preg-replace-callback]: Compilation failed: POSIX collating elements are not supported at offset 90 in /home/spp/domains/salespagepress.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/_xtnls/markdown/nc-markdown.inc.php on line 810

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ansel

Hi Ansel.

I don't know... Maybe these help?

viewtopic.php?f=36&t=2636
http://www.s2member.com/?cs_s2member_server_tests=1

I'm afraid it passed all the tests. What may we try next?

Thanks,

Ansel

Updating to version 110927 did not fix the problem.

Also, when I try to update s2Member Pro via that s2Member.com login box, it does not work. I get the following error:

"Automatic upgrade failed. Error #0004. Please upgrade via FTP."

What can I do to fix both problems?

Thanks,

Ansel

The problem above seems to be related to this:

http://drupal.org/node/1255780

I am using PCRE v8.13

Have you contacted your web host about the error? Still, I'm emailing Jason for his comments.

Cristián Lávaque wrote:Have you contacted your web host about the error? Still, I'm emailing Jason for his comments.

I am the web host. I have root access to
my cloud VPS server. Did you read the Drupal bug report and see the link to the PCRE bug report? PCRE seems to be the problem. It will be fixed in the next release (I hope).

Ansel

Thanks for your patience.

I just took a look at the bug report you provided. So it seems this bug in not in the PHP Markdown library, but it's to do with a faulty PCRE. Got it. Looks like we'll need to wait for the fix then. The function preg_replace_callback() is vital to many PHP applications, so I don't think reporting this bug to the PHP Markdown team would help either. In either case, thanks for reporting this here! I'm sure it will save someone else some headaches.

Related links:
http://bugs.exim.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1136
http://michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/

Hi Primo Folks,

Thank you for getting back to me. Happy to help, if not for selfish reasons.

Any update on this item:

...when I try to update s2Member Pro via that s2Member.com login box, it does not work. I get the following error:

"Automatic upgrade failed. Error #0004. Please upgrade via FTP."

Could it be related?

Thanks,

Ansel

Thank you for reporting this important issue.

Hmm, Error #0004 indicates that s2Member had a problem accessing directories via WP_Filesystem. Do you have s2Member installed in a non-standardized location, using symlinks, or something like that perhaps?

Do you have s2Member installed in a non-standardized location, using symlinks, or something like that perhaps?

No. It's installed in the root of the public_html directory.

Perhaps I need to increase permissions for some folders?

I'm also seeing the same error after trying to upgrade to the latest pro version. It's also installed in the root of the public_html directory.

Thanks for reporting this important issue.

Is there any chance that one of you could provide us with a Dashboard login to test this? Even if it's just a test site where we can reproduce this behavior in your environment, that might make it possible or us to get this fixed quicker ( i.e. 90% of solving problems like this is in being able to reproduce it ).

If possible, please use this private contact form:
http://www.s2member.com/contact/

Okay, I can do that. I'll provide you the details.

Thank you. Information received. Investigating now.

OK. This problem seems to exist whenever s2Member is installed on a Blog that is running as a different User than it's file system, or when the file system method being used by WordPress is FTP/SSH, rather than the default "direct" methodologies. Continuing investigation to see if we can work around this using request_filesystem_credentials().

Until then, s2Member Pro may NEED to be upgraded via FTP in these cases.

Okay, thanks for checking Jason.

seozones wrote:Okay, thanks for checking Jason.

Very welcome. Your (electrician) site has been patched for this to work now.
File updated: /s2member-pro/includes/classes/upgrader.inc.php
File updated: /s2member-pro/pro-module.php

The next official release of s2Member Pro will have an auto-updater compatible with FTP/SSH filesystems on WordPress, instead of just the default DIRECT methodologies. Since the upgrade wizard inside s2Member Pro's source code won't be updated until the next release of s2Member Pro, site owners with an FS_METHOD of FTP/SSH will likely need to upgrade manually via FTP until the release following the next.

I know, weird. But first we have to push out the update in the next release, so that future updates can be completed automatically by s2Member Pro in this way. Anyway, we've got this working now, really appreciate you lending us your site as a dev zone in this regard.

okay thanks Jason for your help with this. When will the next release be?

Also, I use a site called managewp.com to update my wp plugins for each of my sites and place the ftp info in my wp-config file. Will this new method you've described work using the ftp inside the wp-config file?

The next release should be available later today or tomorrow.

Also, I use a site called managewp.com to update my wp plugins for each of my sites and place the ftp info in my wp-config file. Will this new method you've described work using the ftp inside the wp-config file?

Yes, please see this article for instructions: http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-c ... _Constants