daniel27lt

Hi @mercyhearts. I had a developer fix this for me. So I’m not too sure how they did it. Maybe hire a freelancer to do this for you. As I recall it was a pretty easy task to do.

A lot of times within the php.ini file in the server, uploads is turned off. Look for the following line:

file_uploads = off

Then change it to…

file_uploads = on

Hi wfalaa, thanks for that, it helped and now it’s working fine. It was the second option you quoted, performing the same action with the “Learning Mode” on.

Thanks once again.

Ah, I found out how to do this. It was not within the edit footer content, but within the page content under footer.

Your host could be blocked. I had this issue.

What were you using to send, you own SMTP?

Hi, I’m having the very same issue. There’s nothing like this within the .htaccess file. It this malware or whats making these show from my website?

Is there a limit to add within the WP_MEMORY_LIMIT ?

Also within the php.ini file I notice it states the following:

“Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (128MB)”

So, can I increase the 128mb to say 2gb?

Hi Matt, thanks, I can always rely on Wordfence ??

Wordpress has had this issue since 3.3

And nothing has been done by it. And now that have added a new feature within the tags to load your tags from database, and now that makes it even more slower and timeouts and connections lost.

Hi Matt,

Yes, the 2 top queries are from the ‘cacheType’ (9 calls). And the 2 below this one is from the ‘isPaid’ (calls).

They don’t seem to be causing any issues, but I’m trying to reduce any type of queries.

Thanks, Daniel

@rohitmanglik That’s okay. I wish I could be more of help.

With (a) I’m not to sure as I’ve never had to do this, but by what you stated sounds correct.

With (b), yes that’s correct, and will be a good reason I will be moving from Amazons3 to Google Cloud.

And with (c), this can be the case.

@rohitmanglik I have not head back from anyone who uses this plugin about this question nor have I heard back from the developer.

I’ve not used this plugin yet as I’m using Amazons3 currently (and was planning to move to Google Cloud). I think the best way would be to make a new WordPress installation and install this plugin and test it to see if it works.

I have not done this, but when the times comes I think I’ll be doing it this way if I get no response of answers from any research online.

I hope this helps.

@banglablog Once you have all your current images within a Google bucket, you will be able to remove them from your server.

Okay thanks, I will try to create them in ajax.

Thanks for this ??