lfrm
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The message I get when accessing my site is “You’ve been banned from this site” and I’ve cleared cache and cookies and still getting this message. It’s somehow intermittent, though. Sometimes I can still access my site. I’m using Firefox 131
- This reply was modified 3 months, 3 weeks ago by lfrm.
Thanks for the insights. Ok, I found out why. A plugin I’m using is generating MD5 hash as meta key. Is there a way for us to not select any meta_key in your plugin? I was actually hoping for the UI to appear that lets me select “None.”
Or I may need to edit your plugin code to not include a meta_key that is like ‘e675753cead50bb121c112456e6a8957’
The SQL statement returned a total of 1139192?rows. Took about 1 min to execute the query on PHPMyAdmin
My wp_postmeta table has 19.4 mil rows. Roughly, each custom post has 12 rows in the postmeta table.
For custom field names, I think we have like 15 but not all are used for each custom post.
I was waiting for your “2.2 Data” tab to load for like 15 mins and finally my PC browser told me I ran out of memory for the browser tab.
So I went to increase my memory limit to 1GB because I have 1.4 mil custom posts. I can see tab “2.2 Data” now, but I can’t see my custom post from the list to index, as shown here.
Sorry, I got the answer.
Nvm, I figured that I need to upload your configuration files (zip).
Sorry, hang on. I finally managed to connect to OpenSolr. But now it throws a new error.
Solr HTTP error: Bad Request (400) { “responseHeader”:{ “status”:400, “QTime”:3}, “error”:{ “metadata”:[ “error-class”,”org.apache.solr.common.SolrException”, “root-error-class”,”org.apache.solr.common.SolrException”], “msg”:”ERROR: [doc=193] unknown field ‘index_model_version_str'”, “code”:400}}
Yes, I understood that. But that is the issue. I can’t seem to add not create an index for OpenSolr via your plugin. You see, I have another OpenSolr account and my index name and path is solr/57e0b0e7c5fd1185e41edfxxxxxxxxxx and my host is de9.solrcluster.com but when I added it under the “configure another index” tab I get an error saying “the index already exists.” This means I can’t create a new index via your plugin. So I went to enter the a non-existing index name on your plugin but I got “Forbidden” error as shown here.
- This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by lfrm.
Yes, please.