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Read the article. All plugins/wordpress are updated I will contact Ionos about possible configuration.
But is there any chance I had a config issue from the plugin?
Access is the same for each level, its just more a family plan/honor system. With that in mind, I have the same settings for both, just changed the ID’s for purchase.
Only other thing would be solution 3 on the IONOS support site. I don’t know how we could trouble shoot that further though,…
Solution 3: Detect and fix programming errors
Another cause of an HTTP 503 Error generated by the server could be that the web project or the content management software is incorrectly programmed. For example, WordPress is very vulnerable to 503 errors due to loading times being too long. This can result from an excessive number of database access attempts or badly programmed plugins, which make the CMS perform additional functions, but often slow down the process at the same time. The same applies if you integrate too many extensions. The solution is to filter out the problematic plugins so that you can deactivate them if you need to.Yeah, thats what was throwing me off too.
Logs show that is processed the payment fine and sent the registration email, The second log showed an authentication check for username, but that was it
[2022/09/23 04:47:59] – SUCCESS: Authentication request – {email address}The process for the error was:
1) Subscriber will pay to be a member
2) Email will be sent
3) Subscriber clicks the link sending them to a registration form
4) Clicking submit on that form will cause the error.The other Member Level is the same process without the error. The way I had setup the second level was to mirror the configuration on original, only changing the price and the ID value for the links.
No Server Modules. No wordpress plugins designated to security
