Drupal: Status report problem: HTTP request status fails
Some of you may have encountered this problem in some cases. In "Status Report" page, accidentally appears the error below:
What I did, was to recheck that my webserver had access to internet. Of course it had! The problem exists mostly when there is no information to resolve the domain name used with the local ip address of the webserver. This means that an error occurs in the entries of the DNS server.
In cases where DNS server is not existant(ex. local testing environment) all you have to do is inform the
or if you have multiple domains assigned to the same computer use the example below:
PS: This problem is discussed in drupal.org.
HTTP request status Fails
Your system or network configuration does not allow Drupal to access web pages, resulting in reduced functionality. This could be due to your webserver configuration or PHP settings, and should be resolved in order to download information about available updates, fetch aggregator feeds, sign in via OpenID, or use other network-dependent services.
Your system or network configuration does not allow Drupal to access web pages, resulting in reduced functionality. This could be due to your webserver configuration or PHP settings, and should be resolved in order to download information about available updates, fetch aggregator feeds, sign in via OpenID, or use other network-dependent services.
What I did, was to recheck that my webserver had access to internet. Of course it had! The problem exists mostly when there is no information to resolve the domain name used with the local ip address of the webserver. This means that an error occurs in the entries of the DNS server.
In cases where DNS server is not existant(ex. local testing environment) all you have to do is inform the
/etc/hosts
file. For example if you use the domain http://www.example.local/
and your local ip address is 192.168.1.2
then all you have to do is create/edit a entry like this in /etc/hosts
:#/etc/hosts file 127.0.0.1 example 192.168.1.2 example.local www.example.local
or if you have multiple domains assigned to the same computer use the example below:
#/etc/hosts file 127.0.0.1 example 192.168.1.2 domain1.local www.domain1.local domain2.local www.domain2.local example.local www.example.local
PS: This problem is discussed in drupal.org.
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