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I’m seeing some port conflict messages in your logs. Do you have any antivirus, security, or firewall applications that could be blocking Local? It looks like from the log it might be having trouble connecting.
More details about troubleshooting this here: Router Mode
Are you running other developer applications simultaneously? That could also cause similar issues. Apps like MAMP, XAMPP, or Docker for example.
I’m also sending you a DM to gather some other Flywheel specific details
Could you also give me the URL or install name for your Flywheel site? That way I can take a look at it from our end and see if anything else is amiss.
You’re right, Privacy Mode shouldn’t matter for Local Connect jobs.
The FW site is on PHP 8.2, but the Local preferred setting is 8.1. So, if your Local site is mismatched, could you try making sure that it is aligned? You might even do a reimport, use the custom settings and make sure your WP and MySQL versions match (6.5.5 and 5.7, not 8.0 on the MySQL since FW still is on 5.7).
Also do you know how large the site you’re trying to push up is?
I exported the site and reimported into Local with your suggested custom settings. But, then I have been getting port errors. I’ve tried falling back to localhost in Router Mode settings, restarting Local, and changing back to Site Domains, only to get the same errors.
I’ve done a couple of reboot. After the last reboot, I tried killing Google, Figma, and Adobe while running Local. Here are the results:
(DM)
Then, I closed Local. Here are the results:
(DM)
So weird…just fired Local back up and still getting port issues. I’ve been running Local exclusively for several years. I’ve run into issues but, not anything this bad.
With all the export/restart/reinstall fun…I’ve been wrestling with SSL and Router Mode stuff all morning.
Just tried to push with the same results.
No offense to your help and generosity but, this seems to happen with every Local update. I feel cursed…ha! About to just call it a day and figure something else out.
I can raise everything up to the Local devs for some further investigation here, but in the interest of getting things working for you quickly you could utilize the WPE/FW migration plugin as a workaround for now to get the site up to Flywheel:
{"class":"FlywheelPushService","level":"error","message":"1271311922432:error:100003fc:SSL routines:OPENSSL_internal:SSLV3_ALERT_BAD_RECORD_MAC:../../third_party/boringssl/src/ssl/tls_record.cc:592:SSL alert number 20\n","thread":"main","timestamp":"2024-06-26T17:28:26.854Z"}
This error in the logs is standing out which isn’t one we are very familiar with. Checking around the webs, it seems like it could be an issue with the SSL installation on your computer. Do you know if you ever installed a version of OpenSSL with Homebrew or something similar in the past?
Nope…clean machine. I did a search just to make sure. Local is the only localhost or SSL I have on this machine. Total noob question…is there a terminal command I can do to double check?
Also, with the migration plugin, I keep getting the following error:
http_request_failed: cURL error 52: Empty reply from server
In regard to the migration, I was able to push to FW a couple of times but, I was getting the cURL error intermittently but, now it’s not letting me push at all via the migration plugin. I’ve tried restarting Local and my machine. I’ve also made sure that all plugins were the same versions on both sides.