a wired cronjob from Yoast

  • Resolved Nadav Levi

    (@123nadav)


    1 year, 7 months ago

    Hello again guys,

    I experience isiue with 1 of my websites.

    I have dedicate servers, and i get overloaded on one of them uselly after 13 hours something like that.

    I notice in the problematic one have some wired cronjob:

    wpseo_start_cleanup_indexables

    Now, all my websites are identical. just this one get overloaded any time after 15 – 16 hours, (uselly after this cronjob)

    This is a screenshot from WP-CRON plugin:

    https://ibb.co/SRwk8Mc

    I talk with Lite Speed support they suspect on this cronjob as well…

    I can delete it, but i dont know how much important is it, or it is actully a bug?

    I am use the Yoast tool helper as well. so maybe i got this from there.

    I will appriciate your help guys.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Support Maybellyne

    (@maybellyne)

    Hello @123nadav

    Thanks for using the Yoast SEO plugin. Can you confirm if yours is a multisite setup? The?wpseo_start_cleanup_indexables?cron task is scheduled when the plugin is activated.

    Can you check your debug log for any WordPress database errors?

    Thread Starter Nadav Levi

    (@123nadav)

    Its not a multisite, i reboot the server every 24 hours beacuse i get overload and lite speed support told me it maybe this.

    for the debug log we will need to wait for this cronjob…

    I reboot my server now, so we have 22 hours to wait now.

    any time this cronjob is operated, right after i get overload.

    I dont want to blame Yoast, but from what we check me and litespeed support, this cronjob maybe the problem.

    i have other identical websites dont get overload and this cronjob (wpseo_start_cleanup_indexables)

    not showing up on none of them.

    locksmithunit.com – good – no cron job

    locksmithunit.cat – good – no cron job

    locksmithunit.es – bad – cronjob present

    I will update about the debug log, but still i sure LiteSpeed already did it and this why they told me that.

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