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No never solved it. I waited for 3.5.1 and updated to that and issue disappeared. Did you see other instances similar to this?

The wp_woocommerce_sessions table is now more than 200mb after I cleared it on Friday (it is Monday now). See this:
https://www.screencast.com/t/b22N0JWE

Any idea how to solve this problem?

@torbentschechnegmailcom I started a new thread here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wp_woocommerce_sessions-table-growing-very-very-large/

@torbentschechnegmailcom how can Redis solve it?

Is there a URL we can manually hit via a cronjob to clear the sessions?

I spoke with Woocommerce support yesterday about this same problem. I previously used WP CRON and after a couple weeks when that failed to clear the wp_woocommerce_sessions I disabled WP CRON and used a server-side cronjob. But over the past 26 hours my table has gotten big again. It gets about 1 megabyte every 15 minutes, so I usually have about 100mb after 1 day.

Woocommerce support didn’t give me much help. They said I should install the WP Control plugin to monitor my cron. My cron is working fine and other plugins are working fine.

Thank you @fernashes. I am using the Woocommerce Subscriptions add-on to manage Subscriptions.

Yes you can close it and thank you for your assistance.

Thank you for your help. I deleted it a couple hours ago as well as the table. My entire wp_posts on that site is only about 150mb so this cart plugin grew to over 200mb in about 2 weeks and was very large on the site since it was installed. Since uninstall, timeouts on both the admin cart and frontend have dropped from around 4.5 to only 1.2 for server load. It was rising to 4.5 over past week steadily.

Yes would be good idea to prune automatically more often.

The plugin developer just issued an update to 2.1.6. However, after upgrading to 2.1.6 I still see the error. So I needed to patch the file again.

Maybe the developer is not reading this forum?

Works! Thank you very much.

I am also seekign similar feedback and help on this> The “is mobile” in the plugin affects both ipads and iphones. But I only want it to work on iphones.

Hello, I too am facing this same error. I saw the github fix but I’m unclear how to add it or where to add it and what to add?

Hi: thanks for your fast response!

1) The site has about 11,000 posts. I tried throttling it a few months ago and haven’t seen much difference. So you mean I should disable searching/indexing excerpts?

2) The site is in English, so tokenization is not an issue. I’m unsure too why the irrelevant searches were showing. I actually have a staging server and demo site setup for development and will take a look at it over the coming week. Your idea about removing excerpt searches sounds good and that is the first thing i will check.

Ok thank you

Hello: yes that is my same meaning. I can set any date format I want in Settings > General, but many WordPress users don’t realize that the custom date setting will have poor SEO and usability consequences that affect much more than just the frontend viewing of the date.

All date-times in RSS conform to the Date and Time Specification of RFC 822, so if I adjust the date in the WordPress settings, it also affects the RSS date and becomes invalid as a feed. Also I have run into problems with synchronizing to the Facebook API with the incorrect date-time setting in WordPress

So that is why I would like to find a way to separate the time format within your plugin from the setting in the WordPress admin ??