Frankly I am not familiar with that name ng-blog. Even so, I’m not one new to the website.Because during this time that I have more I spend with Joomla. Recently I started glancing at cms which is so global.

Worpress … cms yes this is incredible. In addition to the Open Source nature, the support of the developers are also very high. Plugins that are available even been so many. Moreover, we can find plugins that we need a back-end via our blog and then install it. Super once.

However, the plugin installation process online is not without obstacles. The problem that occurs is at Http Error request to the API. The message appears “An Unexpected HTTP error occurred during the API request”. Unexpected error occurred during the request to the API. But it is not clear what the mistake was happening that made me wonder.

From the results of googling, I earn a little guidance. It is probably due to the influence of mod_security. I try to disable mod_security by htaccess. Result ….?

Experiment was a failure. Security module can not be disabled. Er it turns out, the security module on the server that I rent is mod_security2 that he simply can not be disabled by the user using. Htaccess.

Finally I decided to seek his own cause by doing a search on PHP scripts. During several hours of searching, finally found the cause, too. Following discussion.

The cause of error is too long to process the request API plugin in wordpress server timeout causing operation. By default, wordpress allow time milisecond 5000 aka 5 seconds to reqeust plugin. If within 5 seconds does not also get a replay, then the process will be terminated and there was an error “An Unexpected HTTP error occurred during the API request”. For that, we need to change the number 5 is a number greater than 5. I personally replaced it with the number 30.

What is the scriptnya …?
Please open the file /wp_includes/http.php on line 223.

'timeout' => apply_filters ( 'http_request_timeout', 5),

Change the script above becomes:

'timeout' => apply_filters ( 'http_request_timeout', 30),

By changing the value 5 to 30, then have time to request a plugin API to be longer. This way powerful enough to overcome the problems above.

Good try …..

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