WordPress - Curl Error

WordPress Site Health will sometimes mention a cURL error. This error is usually caused by a plugin.

Deactivate Plugins

NOTE: It is advised to review the entire cURL error. Plugins, ModSecurity, SSL certificates, and memory limit can all also be a factor contributing to the cURL error. 
NOTE: This is generally caused by a WordPress plugin.

1. SSH into the server
2. Navigate to the document root of the domain by running cd $(docroot.py domain.com) 
   REPLACE: domain.com with the domain of the site.
3. Export a copy of the database by running wp db export
4. Temporarily deactivate all plugins by running wp plugin deactivate --all
5. Navigate back to the Site Health page in the WordPress dashboard
6. Check to verify error is no longer there to confirm it is a plugin issue
7. Import a copy of the database to restore plugin functionality by running wp db import backup_file_name.sql
   1. If disabling the plugins does not appear to resolve the error at all, verify that loopback requests are functioning on the server
      TIP: Change -v to -vvvv to get more verbose output. You'll likely get a bunch of JSON output back and this indicates that loopback requests should work 100 normally and the error is caused by something specific to the site.
      REPLACE: Replace domain.com with the specific domain for the following commands.
      
      1. For HTTP, run curl -A "IMH-Testagent" -v http://domain.com/wp-json/wp/v2/
      2. For HTTPS, run curl -A "IMH-Testagent" -v https://domain.com/wp-json/wp/v2/