Montaa
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CSF add-on for cPanel is better.
Need help from Wordpress experts
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CSF add-on for cPanel is better.
PixelMathis
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Update - The wait time is still horrendous even after disabling ads. Each visit to the site is spawning 7-8 processes and my client is getting mad.
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Try:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress
And
https://wordpress.org/plugins/query-monitor/
Then have a look at what Query Monitor and the log files tell you.
PixelMathis
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shows everything is fine
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Interesting. Still having this problem?
PixelMathis
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Yes, the issue persists even as I switched to Vultr one of the fastest hostings on the market. It's messed up.
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Carbon copy of your WHM/Cpanel config or a new setup and then a db move of the site in question?
PixelMathis
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The latter.
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Did you do a manual or automated clean of the db?
Maybe you could list the things you’ve already done to try and fix your issue.
Feel free to send me a d.m. This might help avoid that the both of us receive a thread bumping infraction, but still allow the BHW mods to see everything we discuss.
PixelMathis
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W3 Total cache
PixelMathis
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Wp rocket works just fine for me and I didn't make any changes to the site itself. Tried deactivating every plugin, theme etc and other stuff to no avail. How can I fix database issues on vultr?
PixelMathis
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So far I've tried all you can do to fix a WP site - disabling all plugins, changing themes, cleaning up DB, switching hosts, trying query manager/query bar, checking everything manually, and even reinstalling wordpress and still nothing doing. Feel like pulling my hair out.
smartouchgloves
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P3 plugin is one of the best plugin which you can install for better performance on your wordpress and you can optimize your website easily.
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Have you checked the raw logs for signs of where the requests are going to? Also watching the network tab on your browser developer console, does it show multiple requests from the client?
PixelMathis
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Yes, only the "wait time" is abnormal in network in console everything else is fine.
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That indicates that the load is coming from inside the php script and not from outside flood.
You should probably use some hidden prints in the php and print out the time they were reached.
print "<sometag " . time() . ">";
// something here then
print "<sometag2 " . time() . ">";
This way you can see how long it took from sometag to sometag2 and find what the hog is.
Do you usually clean up your database? there's a wp optimize that cleans up drafts and backup posts. Those make the system slow.
Anyway, slowly debugging using prints is the only way to find out, it takes time but you'll find it.
Blackrosex
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Suggest a better blog platform?
PixelMathis
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Yes, my old host told me something is wrong with the PHP scripts I was using. Will try it. I use WP Rocket and it optimizes the DB weekly.