WordPress SEO

  • Allen, has anyone else reported issues with WordPress SEO and your plugin?

    I think that is why my server load is going crazy when fetching posts.

    When I deactivate WordPress SEO and fetch, I get a slight bump in server load but very minimal.
    When I activate WordPress SEO and fetch, the server load gets so high I am essentially locked out of doing anything backend or frontend. Might as well go fishing until it finally comes back to life!

    I currently have about 135 feeds but I don’t think the # of feeds are the issue.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/

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  • Plugin Author Allen

    (@amweiss98)

    I haven’t heard about any interaction between that plugin and mine. I would imagine the server load goes up when you fetch since it’s processing all those feed items (which is why this is on a cron scheduler so it can be done in the background).

    Thread Starter peteduignan

    (@peteduignan)

    Sounds right. Have been checking since I deactivated the seo plugin. Am still getting server load spikes but not as high. I read somewhere that wordpress seo is heavy on resources so I guess that is not helping response times when activated.

    Actually I want to add more feeds!!!

    Read your webpage again about scheduling. Maybe it’s better if I break them down into smaller batches. I’ll ask my host support how to write the chron jobs.

    Tried the Feed id example and got this response
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/whiddy54/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/inc/feeds_to_array.php on line 7
    success

    Tried the category example and got this response
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function rssmi_lb_filter_callback() in /home/whiddy54/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/inc/excerpt_functions.php on line 506

    Tried category again with an id in feed list. Got same error as for feed id

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