Julian Fernandes

Oh, that makes me embarrassed. I was doing the px to rem math wrong ??

@esmi I’m just messing with it, not for a live website.

I might create a fork for a Ubuntu website when it’s ready, but the font size issue is driving me crazy.

Join the club! Performance and content is all i think about xD

@rahul286 Did that too! ??
But only on a 2GB RAM VPS. On my 512MB one, i keep it on SSD disks.

@rahul286 Yup. Variation from here: https://www.livebyt.es/why-you-should-always-use-nginx-with-microcaching/

@rahul286 Thanks for the feedback ??

But i actually don’t use Varnish or Page cache with W3 Total Cache anymore. Right now i use Nginx with microcache, W3 Total Cache for Minify and CDN, and APC/Batcache for the rest.

@toutlunivers I’m not using Page cache anymore. Right now i use Nginx with microcache mounted on a RAM partition.

I only use W3 Total Cache for minify, CDN and DB cache.

Installed the plugin again and disabled Page Cache, since it seems to be the problem.

I sent you a bug report, like you asked ??

Just the ones i said on the post: Nginx, php-fpm, APC, Varnish and CloudFlare Pro (not related, i guess).

I also use Ubuntu Server 12.04, if that worth of anything.

I restarted Nginx, Varnish and php-fpm when i made changes and when the 404 error started to show. Then i deleted all the plugin’s files (including the ones in wp-content) and downloaded the dev version… instaled, restarted all the services, and everything seems to work.. then some minutes later, 404 page again. The APC i use is php5-apc by the way.

I can’t submit a bug report cause that means activating the plugin… and getting 404 again :/
Since the error started to happen just now, maybe the server hit some kind of limitation? Is that possible?

The CPU usage is always at 8% and RAM usage is 200MB at max, when there are like, 50~80 users online at the same time.

Nothing really changed besides the dynamic to ondemand.. that i changed back. Even the visitors are the same, we never got more than 80 online at same time, and at the time the 404 showed up, there was 20 only.

I have php.ini set to 64mb RAM… then i increased to 128MB when the 404 started to appear, thinking it could be something related, but nops… still happens. There is also nothing in Nginx’s or PHP error logs.

Updated yesterday ??
Must say, your plugin + CloudFlare Pro imagem optimization = awesome.

Thank you for this awesome plugin ??

Yeah, just found one on Github (:
Thanks again man!

Great (:
On a side note not related to this particular subject, how do i use optipng so it will optimize all images inside a folder?

I ask because i have been caching gravatars, but gravatar.com don’t optimize them… so.

Did the command and the close i think yours is the only one using it ??

Unless this is “rfxnum.exec” is also exec… i also saw an “if functions exists curl_exec” on a backup plugin, but i don’t think that counts? I mean… if there is an if, there is an else, right?

About the precautions, i liked it ??

Hummm… now that is a big decision. Get exec out of restriction and hope other plugins don’t have security issue, or disable EWWWW Image Optimizer and stay with crappy images… i mean, i can optimize them localy, but my writers never do it…

Guess i will keep EWWW and hope other plugins don’t have security issues haha

I mean, i only have to optimize those images once. The next images i upload, are optimized by the plugin.