About this plugin
Omni Ping List Checker automatically keeps your WordPress ping list up-to-date with verified, working XML-RPC endpoints.
When you publish a new post, WordPress can notify (“ping”) blog directories and search engines. However, many default ping services are no longer active. This plugin fetches a curated list of actually working services, validated daily.
Features
- Automatic Sync – Updates your ping list on a schedule (hourly, twice daily, or daily)
- Verified URLs – Only includes services that respond with valid XML-RPC
- Smart Updates – Only syncs when the list has changed (uses checksums)
- Fallback Caching – Keeps a local copy in case the API is temporarily unavailable
- Manual Sync – One-click button to sync immediately
- Connection Test – Verify your API connection is working
- Site Ping Tester – Register your site and verify your pings are actually being sent
- Ping Statistics – Track total pings, success rate, and errors
- Beautiful Admin – Dark-themed settings page with Omni branding
How It Works
- Install and activate the plugin
- Configure the API URL (if using a custom server)
- Enable automatic sync
- The plugin will fetch the validated ping list and update your WordPress settings
The ping list is updated in Settings → Writing → Update Services.
Requirements
- WordPress 5.0 or higher
- PHP 7.4 or higher
- Access to the Omni Ping List API
External Services
This plugin connects to external services provided by Omni Telecom Ltd. These connections are required for the plugin’s core functionality.
Omni Ping List API
This plugin connects to the Omni Ping List API to retrieve a validated list of working XML-RPC ping service URLs. This is the core feature of the plugin – keeping your WordPress Update Services list current with verified, working endpoints.
software/api/v1/
When data is sent:
* When you click “Sync Now” manually
* When Auto-Sync is enabled (on your chosen schedule: hourly, twice daily, or daily)
* When you click “Test Connection”
What data is sent:
* Your site’s IP address (standard for any HTTP request)
* Plugin version (in the User-Agent header)
* Previously received checksum (to check if list has changed)
What data is received:
* List of validated XML-RPC ping service URLs
* Checksum for change detection
This service is provided by Omni Telecom Ltd: Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
Site Ping Tester (Optional Feature)
If you choose to use the Site Ping Tester feature, the plugin connects to an RPC endpoint to test that your WordPress pings are being sent correctly. This feature is entirely optional.
software/rpc/{your-token}
When data is sent:
* When WordPress sends a ping after publishing or updating a post (only if you have configured the RPC endpoint in Update Services)
What data is sent:
* Standard XML-RPC ping data (your site URL, post title, post URL)
* Your unique site token (to identify your site)
What data is received:
* Confirmation that the ping was received
* Your ping is forwarded to all verified ping services
This service is provided by Omni Telecom Ltd: Terms of Service, Privacy Policy.
User Consent
Auto-Sync is disabled by default. Before enabling Auto-Sync, users must accept the External Service Agreement which explains the data transmission. You can disable Auto-Sync at any time through the plugin settings to stop external API calls.
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