• Resolved Jonathan Jewell

    (@hyperpolymath)


    I have put fuller details in the link (it’s to snipboard.io as it isn’t so much a page as an error message).

    There are essentially two issues:

    1) there is something notifying me that the connection is refused. Not sure what the connection is that I’m supposed to be making, as no more detail, but there’s no indication of a port I should be opening in the firewall or if it relates to connection to the Apache server, so can’t do anything about it. Any ideas?

    2) the level of cache hits is 94.9%, and that is showing as a warning for me, on the tool (query monitor) that flags this. It is a big ratio hits:misses, but I’m not sure if

    a) I should be concerned with that number of misses – if so what do I do?
    b) this means the cache size is too small, or there’s something else wrong, or if there’s likely to be something interfering with the hit/miss activity?

    I’m assuming that the hits level
    – is too low if it’s getting a warning
    – there’s something that can be done
    and even that getting a hit is a good thing, or if that’s actually too high rather than too low.

    Sorry about this, I’m not entirely sure about what the baseline is, but the query monitor is showing red and that being the focus, so I’m asking before something bigger goes wrong or in case it should be turned off as not working for me.

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

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  • Thread Starter Jonathan Jewell

    (@hyperpolymath)

    Wait, sorry, there’s now a new thing showing (in addition) when I went back (not sure if I did anything in particular. The link on snipboard is here*:

    https://snipboard.io/4lMKrp.jpg

    IF there’s something in there that might add some value, let me know. I can send other log things if there’s a value in that, and you can tell me where I go to find them.

    * also, just to also add, as I now see it, the Zend framework (in the line: Opcode cache in use: Zend OPcache) is mentioned but without any indication of an issue. Just in case it relates (and I have no idea), I know in the past I have had error pages show up on other WordPress installations – nothing on this one – but in case I’m doing something more generally relating to that, I’ll mention it. Could be a red herring though.

    Thanks.

    Plugin Author Till Krüss

    (@tillkruess)

    95% hit rate is alright ??

    Can you post your diagnostics from the settings?

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