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Version: 1.x

API01003: Connection Reset

What This Means​

The connection to the server was established but then unexpectedly closed. This typically happens mid-communication when something interrupts the connection.

Common Causes​

  • Server crash — The server process may have crashed during the request
  • Memory limits — PHP ran out of memory and was killed
  • Timeout mid-request — The server timed out while processing
  • Network instability — Intermittent network issues
  • Security software — Aggressive security settings closing connections

How to Fix​

1. Check Server Error Logs​

Look in your WordPress error logs or hosting control panel for related errors around the time of the reset.

2. Increase PHP Memory Limit​

In your wp-config.php:

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M');

3. Check for Plugin Conflicts​

A plugin may be causing PHP to crash:

  • Temporarily disable plugins
  • Re-enable one by one to find the culprit

4. Review Server Resources​

Contact your hosting provider to check:

  • PHP process limits
  • Memory usage at the time of error
  • Server stability logs

5. Test Network Stability​

If on WiFi, try a wired connection. If the issue persists across different networks, it's likely server-side.