kdmitchell27

I did this and the site still says it’s on 5.1. I simply can’t upgrade to 5.2.

The only one I had tried and was using for quite some time was WP Super Cache, which I stopped using a few days ago due to an error that kept filling up my error logs – Apparently the dev hasn’t responded to anyone regarding that issue. It worked fine for months.

Definitely not working using WP Fastest Cache.

Thanks but I had already done this and it did not fix the issue. If you goto my site now, it works as I disabled the caching. But the second I enable it again, it stops.

I added that line to the bottom of the wp-config file.

I just want to be able to use my redirects as normal. So if they requires the redirection of WPFC, then yes.

Thank you!

Sadly, I did about 2 days ago. No reply ;(

Seems to be if a user doesn’t have the ability to publish, then they are stuck with uploading file sizes up to 99kb.

Well, look at that. Apparently you can do this after all!

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-blubrry-powerpress-podcasting-plugin-multiple-podcast-feeds?replies=3

Answered my own question!

I’ve tweaked some of the images, removed some from the front and modified php a bit more. I also added fastcgi to apache as well. I’m actually looking from making the jump from Apache to Litespeed, the results I’m seeing look worthwhile.

Does the site seem a little faster now?

I use Jetpacks protect module to stop attempts to access the admin. As for the images, I was using ewwio to optimize images, but even with that in play it was still complaining about large images, so I removed it.

I’m not sure i follow you when you asked do I need everything that’s being loaded, that’s the theme and despite my efforts, I haven’t been able to stop the site from using those images or large ones. Though I’ve seen sites that are using the same theme and are running marginally better than mine with less resources. Something happened but I don’t see what exactly.

I’m about to start removing modules from apache that don’t need to be there.

The issue I have is my site is really large, 15GB large. So any attempts to migrate have failed.

Oh trust me, I know a lot about that, I’m a sysadmin for a very large MSP ?? No, my issue is the fact that anytime I change something on the account, it also changes the password. For example, if I add a picture or change it, it will force a password change as well.

That shouldn’t happen.