CallMeAndy on "Mysql password issues"
So I am using Hostgator, recently was hacked and fixing issues gradually, anyway I wanted to make sure the database was tight. Went onto my CPanel and changed the password associated the with the only...
View ArticleJames Huff on "Mysql password issues"
Perhaps check with Hostgator, you might be changing it on the wrong user or the change just isn't going through, because other wise it just doesn't make sense. WordPress will use the password in...
View ArticleArtur Bobinski on "Server load and MySql problem"
Hi, Just a thought, what version of MySQL are you running?
View ArticleAnonymous on "[Plugin: FG Joomla to WordPress] Migrating from another host"
To export the Joomla database, you need to connect to the phpMyAdmin interface of your Joomla site and follow this procedure: https://codex.wordpress.org/Backing_Up_Your_Database To import it on the...
View ArticleJan Reilink on "Server load and MySql problem"
What WordPress version are you using? If >= 3.9.2 your database connection should automatically use mysqli in stead of ext/mysql. Or are you running some plugin that uses its own database functions...
View ArticleAnonymous on "[Plugin: Forum_wordpress_fr] Warning: mysql_get_server_info():"
i made a small change so get the last dev version
View ArticleAnonymous on "[Plugin: Forum_wordpress_fr] Warning: mysql_get_server_info():"
last version is 4.0 !
View ArticleAnonymous on "[Plugin: Forum_wordpress_fr] Warning: mysql_get_server_info():"
Beautiful, well done, thank you!
View Articlehmseb on "Server load and MySql problem"
WP version is 4.1.1 MySQL version 5.6.28 MySQL query cache and OPcache isn't configured. I already have WP Super Cache installed Regarding the spike, what I noticed yesterday in MyPhpAdmin monitor, is...
View ArticleKarl Silver on "Server load and MySql problem"
Hi, hmseb. Your crash interval seems quite regular. Did you look into any external processes on your server? Like automatic backups, CRON scripts that might be running every 12 hours? The rise in spike...
View Articlehmseb on "Server load and MySql problem"
I have 4 CRON backups running every night from 1AM to 2AM, they do not run at the same time. One other thing, is that the crash isn't timed with the backups.
View ArticleKarl Silver on "Server load and MySql problem"
ok, I understand. Do you have access to any of your server logs? Usually they should tell you which script ran exactly before the time of the crash.
View ArticleCallMeAndy on "Mysql password issues"
Thanks James - I knew it wasn't making sense that's why I posted the question. Of course it was me being a dick and only pressing a Generate New Password button, without pressing the Set Password...
View Articlehmseb on "Server load and MySql problem"
I don't, all I have for now is the debug.log from WP.
View Articlehmseb on "Server load and MySql problem"
These are the logs for the last 24h, if that can help. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5725048/Pinuts%20Logs.txt
View ArticleKarl Silver on "Server load and MySql problem"
Have you been in contact with your host (to access the error logs)? The support of the hosting provider should be able to see unusual spikes. If you don't have any special agreement concerning...
View Articlehmseb on "Server load and MySql problem"
Yeah well support of the hosting company are not really helping out, from time to time they say "install a cache plugin" "it might be sql related" "you don't have enough ram, upgrade your package"......
View ArticleKarl Silver on "Server load and MySql problem"
There's never a clear answer... Oh, boy. That's rough. Sorry to hear.
View Articlehmseb on "Server load and MySql problem"
So all sites are malware free. Do you see anything in the logs that could point to something?
View ArticleKarl Silver on "Server load and MySql problem"
I see a lot of MySQL errors and a few PHP errors. Some of those have already been posted. 1. MySQL: Could you check if you are using "localhost" within your config-wp.php as the server address? Maybe...
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