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The only way to resolve this is to use a plugin like “WP Missed Schedule”. That’s the only solution that I’ve found.

When the cron job is executed, the publing publishes what didn’t make the cut.

I was writing in french. Maybe indeed, certain HTML characters are problematic.

I don’t know. With no solution, I just stop using it and search for another solution.

If I’ll retry I’ll let you know.

Sorry for the waste of time, I found the source of the problem. I put Jquery in the footer instead of the header.

Thanks anyway, your plugin is great.

You are fast !

This is a screenshot of what’s checked on the setting tab.

Thanks for your help.

So, I was right in my last message. The High CPU usage was in fact the consequences of bots whom crawl discretely in my DB. I blocked there IPs, problem solve.

Thanks anyway for your help. And now, I close this topic.

I stopped searching into the Permalinks problem, and I’m starting to think that maybe it’s an outside problem. My webhost is kind of bad with delivering informations, so I don’t really have anything to work with, but I’ve just installed Bad Behavior and I’m expecting some results soon. I hope.

I think that the CPU usage is low when I comeback to the default permalinks structure because the thing causing the high is using my pretty links to do so and is kind of lost when they disappear. Maybe my logic is wrong but I found nothing else to help me.

I’ve got a similar problem and I found that the origin is the permalinks structure. When I’m using the default structure everything is ok, but when I’m using a custom one, the CPU usage is way up.
I installed DB Cache reloaded Fix + WP super cache + a CDN (Amazon S3) so the problem doesn’t blow out of proportion, but I can’t find a solution.

Maybe it’s not the same problem as you, but I recommend you to test the permalinks. If it’s not that, you can also try to test your plugins, one by one. And maybe it can be your Database, read this : https://www.allguru.net/database/8-useful-sql-to-clean-up-wordpress-database/

I hope it will help you.

@shane Gowland : The “almost-pretty” permalinks structure doesn’t work either.

@seacoast Web Design : I started using DB Cache Reloaded after the problems started and it’s actually helping.

@shane Gowland : I tried using alternative permalink structures but the problems stay the same. It changes only when I’m using the default, without rewrite rules.

I recently read an article about the impact of using a lot of pages. I’m using 200 pages, but i don’t know what to do with that information, because I can’t simply delete them.

Thanks for your inputs.