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Hm, MySQL Disk Space is 1054MB with 966.53 MB available.

Brought the site to maintenance mode this morning, disabled all plugins and re-installed WP 4.3. Then i enabled one plugin after the other till the problem occurs. Then disabled all again and changed the sequece of the plugin activation. The result is that i could not identify a specific plugin cauing the problem. Depending on the activation sequence it is Wordpfence, WP-Statistics, buddypress, bbpres…..

The only thing that changed after re-installing, is that the error occurs addtionally on line 1173 in wp-db.php from time to time. This looks very strange for me and currently i have no idea what can be done to find out whats wrong.

The only thing i can say that with WP 4.2.4 all worked fine.

As i described i’m running on shared space. And why should i request a higher amount of php memory when the available php limit is double as high as WP requests?

Pls read my ticket carefully.

Thanks a lot for fast response.
Will do so.

Sorry, i cannot confirm. Another solution was not using Cloudflare. So currently i’m running Laterpay with the latest Version of WordPress and Laterpay Plugin and this problem scenario cannot build up again.

My site is running on shared webspace, perhaps it deals with it, but i really think that the Flexible SSL concept of Cloudflare conflicts with the Laterpay plugin. At that time there were additional plugins active: Cloudflare, CloudFlare Flexible SSL and SSL Insecure Content Fixer. Perhps this info helps you to setup a test environement.

Sorry, that i cannot help at the moment. Currently i do not want to bring this site back to Cloudflare. There is simply too much traffic on it. Priority is that the site is up and running.

I would need to setup a test website to confirm that.

The problem with WP Statistics can be solved by disabling the Clouflare Plugin.

The problems dealing with SSL seem to be on the network level. And as i mentioned eralier. For me the problem is solved. Pausing the site on Cloudflare and using the normal DNS Servers made the problems disappear.

If there ist somewhere in future the need i will open a ticket on cloudflare directly.

Correct, but on the other hand also the Laterpay plugin gets an error when Cloudflare is enabled. The message is simply:

ssl_error_rx_record_too_long

no further information. The Laterpay Guys got also this information. No idea what is running wrong at this point. Fact is, without Cloudflare it works perfekt.

And for WP Statistics only the Overview Page seems to be affected with this problem. The other pages of that plugin seem to work.

Perhaps this two problems are dealing with the same problem. No idea.

Both WP and Cloudflare are always on the newest level.

I could solve the problem by not using Cloudflare.

I thought they will answer here. I the meanwhile i solved the problem simply by not using Cloudflare.

Just to complete this issue:

Due to absolutely no feedback of Cloudflare, i cancelled the use of it.

So for me, everything is fine now.

Marking this issue as resolved.

Thanks a lot. That’s i want to know.

In fact, this does help a little.

But how is counted a visit of a human?
I want to understand that.

Problem arised for a visitor too when plugin is switched to live mode and a visitor is clicking on a article which costs something.

Same error: Fehlercode: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long

That was the problem. Thanks alot and sorry for the trouble.

But the other problem with the SSL arised after correction of this in Live Mode for a Visitor too.

Ich will close this due to user error and update the other.

Here ist the link to the Cloudflare problem ticket:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/activating-cloudflare-plugin-causes-fatal-error?replies=1#post-6822694

Did some testing last night and can confirm that the Cloudflare Plugin is causing the error.

When disabling it, the overview will work. I will open a ticket there and post the link to it here so that you can follow up the issue.