token_http_request_failed
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I have installed Jetpack using the WP installer but I get this error:
(I know there are others getting this error and I’ve been through the forums but can’t find the solution)
Jetpack could not contact WordPress.com: token_http_request_failed. This usually means something is incorrectly configured on your web host. name lookup timed out
I have WP installed on my own server and I have root access to the server via Putty, FTP or admin on Plesk. I am running PHP 5.2+ and WP is installed in the httpdocs folder of my vhost.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Blog url: http://www.ethicleanse.co.uk/blog -
When I try to visit your site, and your XML-RPC file, I’m unable to load it. Can you make your XML-RPC file publicly accessible before trying to activate Jetpack?
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For some reason the site is now down but is still on the server. I am running CentOS on a standalone server that I own and manage directly in the datacentre.
The home site is on a shared IP address
I don’t know how to make the XML-RPC file publicly accessible. I shall look online now to see if I can figure it out.
Regards, Ray Jones
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Update: I can find the xmlrpc.php file in the WordPress folder but I can’t access any of the WordPress pages from the browser.
Not sure what’s occured here as I haven’t changed anything and the pages are all physically on the server?
Regards, Ray Jones
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You’ll need to get your site back online. Jetpack won’t be able to connect a site that’s offline.
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OK I’ve re-installed WP here: ethicleanse.co.uk/ecoblog/
I’ve checked XML-RPC (ethicleanse.co.uk/ecoblog/xmlrpc.php) and get the following:
XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.
There are no plugins installed at present.
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Ok, that means that the xmlrpc file is functioning properly. Are you still seeing the same exact error message?
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