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WordPress AWS Bitnami – Site down after instance reboot

infinityvrco — Sat, 30 Nov 2019 00:21:50 +0000

Hi,

My web page had performance issue and it was taking forever to load. Then I thought rebooting the instance on AWS would solve the problem but it did not. Now site is completely down. I can SSH to instance but could not figure out what is the issue.

Can you please help me solve this issue?

Thanks a lot in advance

Uploading Image Stuck-Have to Reboot the Router

internetphobia — Thu, 09 Jun 2016 11:24:44 +0000

Hi,
I am facing a strange problem while uploading images via Image Gallery plug-in. Most of the time when I upload images, the progress get stuck in between and I have to reboot the router in order to run the website again. Sometimes I upload multiple images and it goes through without any hassle while sometimes even if I upload two images at a time, I get stuck in between.

The same thing is working flawlessly on my friend’s computer. Is there any problem in my router ? I am completely new to wordpress and i dont know about programming and all that. Please help me out !!

Microsoft Installation slow to reboot

DrWho99 — Mon, 27 Apr 2015 20:35:06 +0000

Running WP Multisite on Server 2008. No complaints until recently that when the server is rebooted that it can be over 15 minutes before the WordPress sites come back on-line. Haven’t found anything that will leave me to a conclusion. I have played with the plug-ins without any impact. I watch the Windows Task Manager and I don’t see any real performance issues. Any recommendations for something to look at to boost the initial load time?

Installed OK locally, can edit, but not after PC reboot

erikbrooks — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 01:09:27 +0000

New to WP and this forum.
I’ve installed WP 4.01 locally using the Microsoft Web Platform Installer (Web PI).
Install went fast and easy as promised.
I was taken to admin site for my first site, and I made some small changes, and they looked promising.
I had to reboot the PC, and now when I try to access my Dashboard, which I’d bookmarked as https://localhost:55122/wp-admin/themes.php, I get “This webpage is not available”.

I re-installed, and again it worked fine. Made small changes, and they did persist. I stopped browser (Chrome, running on Surface Pro 2 with Win 8.1). Restart browser, and can still get to my minimal WP site.
Reboot PC, and again I can’t get to it – ‘This webpage is not available’ again.

It seems like there was some step that got some backend processes (MySql?) running, and I don’t know how to start those again, either manually or to set to autostart.

Starting over

Mon, 04 Nov 2013 18:46:01 +0000

On one of my websites, I want to start over. Completely. I plan to remove the current content (all the posts, categories, etc.) and totally change the theme of the site.

For a variety of reasons, the site has become slow and clunky. I’m guessing there are too many plugins, as well as too many themes that I’ve added to my wp-content/themes folder. I have probably been too lazy in updating wordpress and plugins too.

So here’s my question: would it be better/easier for me to leave the wordpress structure intact and delete the posts, themes, etc. within that, or would it be better for me to completely delete wordpress, then reinstall a fresh copy of wordpress?

Drop-down menus not working in Reboot Theme

tom92373 — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 20:09:33 +0000

I am using the Reboot theme by GuuHuu (Version 1.0). For some reason, my drown-down menus are not working on my navigation.

https://healthie.org

I have looked at the CSS, but cannot figure it out. Any help is appreciated.

Website Shut Down

goedenk — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 20:50:22 +0000

I haven’t used my website in over a year.

Does it shut down automatically? Is there a way to open it up again?

I’m not very tech savvy but the link is https://www.kaylagoeden.com and I can’t log on or anything since it says it isn’t a domain.

Thanks for your help!

Blog reboot

tatsuryu — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 20:42:43 +0000

I am currently trying to transfer hosting of a wordpress blog from a co-worker’s account to my bluehost account. He handed me a giant folder of php files, telling me to rebuild the website using those. So I started a new wordpress blog, and then found it in my FTP (just under public_HTML). The starter had the same four folders that he gave me (cgi-bin, wp-admin, wp-content, wp-includes) and mess of random php files outside those folders. So I replaced all the files with the ones he gave me. So far the only thing that seemed to change is the plug-ins (it has all of the uploaded ones), however everything else is still the basic starter blog stuff. So do I need to do something else to get everything started? Any help is appreciated

Additional information: I have another wordpress blog on my bluehost account. Its under public_HTML/blog and I compared the stuff my co-worker gave me versus the the content on the other blog, and they seemed to have all the same files.

I also tried just downloading the whole file onto public_HTML, this didn’t seem to change anything.

[Plugin: Cross-linker] Problems after 1.4.0 Update

derchris79 — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 07:18:11 +0000

After installing the cross-linker 1.4.0 update the serverload rise instantly up to an failure

Message from syslogd@gxRPF at Tue Jan 13 22:21:22 2009 …
gxRPF kernel: Trying to fix it up, but a reboot is needed
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel: Bad page state at prep_new_page (in
process ‘apache2’, page 0000010002957080)
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel: flags:0x01100060
mapping:000001007c784658 mapcount:1 count:1
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel: Backtrace:
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel:
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel: Call
Trace:{bad_page+89}
{buffered_rmqueue+560}
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel:
{do_generic_mapping_read+1145}
{__alloc_pages+174}
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel:
{do_no_page+644}
{handle_mm_fault+336}
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel:
{do_page_fault+420}
{do_mmap_pgoff+1053}
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel: {vfs_read+269}
{error_exit+0}
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel:
Jan 13 22:21:22 gxRPF kernel: Trying to fix it up, but a reboot is needed

after a reboot this happens again two times … I revert back to version 1.3.2, did a reboot again and everything is working smoothly again …

could you see any relations?

Rebooting makes it work?!

Wed, 04 Apr 2007 04:20:45 +0000

ive got a wierd one. Machine has been up and running, and unchanged for a very long time. Zero issues.

Last week, i started getting some crazy CPU usage from httpd. CPU usage stays high for several hours. Eventually, the site stops working, and gives a “Error establishing a database connection” when you go to the page. Once this error starts, cpu goes back down to normal. So, one would think DB issue, or config problem. But when i reboot the machine, things come back up and work great.

Again, short time passes, cpu goes up (httpd), eventually page stops working and gives the above error, and i reboot. Aside from putting a cron job in to reboot once every 1.5 hours what can i do?

I just upgraded from 2.0.x to the latest build, and no change. I know apache and sql are still running after they hang, cause the Gallery2 db/page still works. Its just wordpress which goes for a dump