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Mollie Payments on PHP 7.3 Breaks Checkout / Backend #271
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Update: I was able to test on PHP-FPM 7.2, and it seems fine. |
@f3bruary I can't reproduce this on my test server. Does the PHP error log not contain any more errors? Otherwise, did the hoster also update other PHP extensions? Example here under 2 > PHP 7.3 extensions: The plugin needs curl and json. |
php7.3-json and php7.3-curl are installed. I was able to get access to the VPS and checked it. The same packages that were installed for php7.0-* were also installed for php7.3 and later I installed the same packages for 7.2 as well and now I'm running that. So it's working right now on 7.2, and on the previous 7.0 version too. Just 7.3 doesn't seem to work. I'll try again soon and see if I can gather more information. The php error logs only contained a repetition of those 2 lines. |
Ok, if you have more specific information I would like to receive it. |
I had a problem with cart and checkout pages giving 503, after I switched my hosted environment to php7.3. Also in the backend, choosing Woocommerce > Settings gave me an error page from my hosting provider (saying I was using too many resources). My hosting provider was quick to react and tell me that the Mollie plugin does not work with php7.3. They confirmed that I was not using too many resources. I fell back to php7.2 and all is working nicely again. Not sure if I can help, probably can give you logs. WP 4.9.9 Some system info:
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@FirstWarden Thanks, I might have found a reason, researching now. Should have a fix in 5.1. |
WP 5.0.2
WC 3.5.3
Mollie 5.0.7
PHP-FPM 7.3
Mollie causes the checkout page to stop working (error 503). However, it's not just related to front-end, but also back-end. The ability to create new posts also returns 503 now, like creating new ordres, pages, posts, etc.
When Mollie is disabled everything works fine again. When re-enabled, only the first requests is successful. After a refresh and each following refresh returns a 503.
On the checkout during the first 'working' request, the following errors appear in the Developer Console:
PHP Error logs:
Apache error logs:
I tested by deactivating the mollie plugin. Whereafter everything starts working again. No more errors anywhere for any request.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could push out a patch ASAP as my host has no option to downgrade PHP.
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