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Hi: When I complete a form with a file attached, the attached file is not sent. I have WordPress 2.8.4 Do yoy have any idea?

Cheers.

Hey:
I had been tested all the alternatives, and the plugin “No Blog Clients” fix 80% my problem. This plugin removes link elements from your WordPress header for Windows Live Writer and other blog clients using the WordPress XML-RPC interface. After this plugin, the Admin Panel of WordPress loads more fast.

I added this: extension=curl.so in php.ini (line 597 aprox.) and help some too.

Regards.

Hey:
I had been tested all the alternatives, and the plugin “No Blog Clients” fix 80% my problem. This plugin removes link elements from your WordPress header for Windows Live Writer and other blog clients using the WordPress XML-RPC interface. After this plugin, the Admin Panel of WordPress loads more fast.

I added this: extension=curl.so in php.ini (line 597 aprox.) and help some too.

Regards.

Hi: I have a lot of old self pingbacks.
Do you know what is the request to write in PhpMyAdmin to delete all of them?

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.

I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

– First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
– Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
– Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
– Finally I found it the solution here: https://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

To 20 seconds:

wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
It’s work for me. I hope help you.