PayPal IPN with woocommerce issue

pagnor

• June 16, 2016 14:18

Suddenly today I get this in woocommerce and the status says curl: opensslv1.0.0 but I have 1.0.1e installed any ideas?

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  pagnor

  • June 16, 2016 20:28

  I have woocommerce installed and it states it is running curl openssl 1.0.0 but I have 1.0.1e installed on the server how do i make woocommerce run on the new openssl

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  Azli Jahroni

  • June 17, 2016 10:20

  If you using WHM/Cpanel the problem woocommerce status says curl: opensslv1.0.0 however your server show
  root@x [~]# openssl version OpenSSL 1.0.1e-fips 11 Feb 2013
  You have to remove the curlssl from the cPanel server and recompile the php for fixing this issue as follows, update curl
  # yum update curlssl
  update openssl
  # yum update openssl
  remove curl and recompile the php
  # rm -rf /opt/curlssl # /scripts/easyapache
  refer the screenshot imgur.com/YBiAvgZ

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  pagnor

  • June 17, 2016 10:56

  Azli you are a star my friend worked a treat woocommerce isnt showing any error on remote post and reports to be running 1.0.1e Thank you

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  cPanelMichael

  • June 20, 2016 22:01

  Hello, I'm happy to see the issue is now resolved. Thank you for updating us with the outcome.

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  Kent Brockman

  • June 30, 2016 13:12

  @Aszli: I had the same issue and your solution worked like a charm. Very thanks!

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  HowardE

  • July 02, 2016 21:15

  This worked great. For me... even though I got "no packages marked for update"
  root# yum update curlssl Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, presto Setting up Update Process Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile * base: distro.ibiblio.org * extras: mirror.netdepot.com * updates: mirror.cs.pitt.edu No Match for argument: curlssl No package curlssl available. No Packages marked for Update root# yum update openssl Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, presto Setting up Update Process Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile * base: distro.ibiblio.org * extras: mirror.netdepot.com * updates: mirror.cs.pitt.edu No Packages marked for Update
  I still went through with the
  rm -rf /opt/curlssl
  and then recompiled using EasyApache from the WHM by just clicking on rebuild my current profile. Both curlssl and openssl work as expected. Thanks.

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  Kent Brockman

  • August 22, 2016 17:44

  I ran your method @Azli Jahroni but my version still shows the same as before? Yum showed no updates, I removed that curlssl directory and recompiled apache. Same version number. OpenSSL 1.0.1e-fips 11 Feb 2013

  
  Yes, that is the version shipped with the OS. I guess you are using CentOS 6.8, right?

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  Kent Brockman

  • August 22, 2016 18:17

  Yes @Kent Brockman I'm running 6.8

  
  I'm in the same boat. That is the version shipped by the OS and available via yum updates. Any attempt to upgrade to a modern version could cause unstability and lost of support by the OS and cPanel itself. That's what I've been told in a ticket here. So, unfortunately that's the best version of OpenSSL we can have; stick to it or adventure to break your production server with an unsupported version :) Otherwise, you can pay and switch to CloudLinux which is actually using a 2015 version of OpenSSL... In my case, I'll stick to CentOS by now. CentOS 7: I think it has a better OpenSSL version. Not sure. Can't test it. Anybody can confirm? Best regards

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