System performance

  • Resolved Damian

    (@flexcode)


    1 year, 3 months ago

    Hello.

    My blog have around 15k post, 20k images.

    Table mgmlp_folders = 37,606 rows.

    I try use option:

    Add an index to the postmeta table. Recommend for sites with a high number of media files. Uncheck to remove the index.

    But while save, and page reloaded -> these option is unchecked. Why?

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  • Thread Starter Damian

    (@flexcode)

    I change max_execution_time = 0, php memory 6gb, but still see alert: 500 Internat server Error. Request Timeout;

    Thread Starter Damian

    (@flexcode)

    I found one problem more:

    [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near 'Obyrn_Wieliczka/_resampled' and pm.meta_key = '_wp_attached_file'' at line 3]
SELECT ID FROM th_posts LEFT JOIN th_postmeta AS pm ON pm.post_id = ID WHERE pm.meta_value = 'assets/Wywiady/2013/d'Obyrn_Wieliczka/_resampled' and pm.meta_key = '_wp_attached_file'
    Plugin Author AlanP57

    (@alanp57)

    We recommend setting the max execution time to at least 600.

    You could try adding the index manually through phpMyAdmin in your site’s control panel. Open phpMyAdmin. Click on the SQL tab. In the Sql edit area enter:

    ALTER TABLE <postmeta table name with prefix> ADD INDEX mg_meta_value (meta_key ASC, meta_value(255) ASC);

    Replace <postmeta table name with prefix> with the acutual postmeta table name and click the go button.

    If you need to remove the index, the SQL for that is:

    DROP INDEX mg_meta_value ON <postmeta table name with prefix>;

    As for the other issue, it looks like you may have a folder name containing an apostrophe. As apostrophes are used as delimiters in code, you need to rename the folder and either add a backslash (\) before the apostrophe or remove the apostrophe to avoid generating errors.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by AlanP57.
    Thread Starter Damian

    (@flexcode)

    Hello.

    I use this SQL query and help our page.
    I fixed name dirs too.
    And now i see folders in our backend.

    So i think thats all. Thank you.

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