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Now we have php 5.4.20 (before update was 5.3).
Also patched updated kernel, httpd (5.2.2.3, mysql 5.5.3)

(we have done rollback)

But.. do you think 502 error is relationated with php script?

How can I monotorize plugin usage memory?

This is exagerated?
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 536870912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3086783737 bytes)

thanks again ??

Hello Ipstenu,

I also use mod_PHP… and eaccelerator

It is correct that php.ini is lower that wp_memory_limit? What are the correct values for multisite? How can I monotorize memory consumed by plugins?

I have not had memory problems since linux update.

Thanks a lot ??

Thanks Jan,

But I don’t understand it… which is the difference between php.ini memory and wp_memory_limit…

The wp constant wp_memory_limit overwrites php.ini limit memory value?

thanks!

Hi Rhys,

Yes, I’d like to know if this plugin needs a cache plugin in order to work fine (like super-cache).

Thanks!

Hi,

Where is used the Default Twitter Handle? I think it is still ignored.

Very good plugin, simple but very useful! ??

Thanks,
Marta

WP version 3.6.1
Yes, the site with id 42 exists.

But wp_posts doesn’t exist, so is correct.

In fact, the plugin is working, is showing the last posts. But this log error continues appearing.

Thanks,

Hello Frank,

Thanks for your reply.

Sorry, I’m reviewing logs, and the most errors came from ‘database.wp_posts’ (not wp42), it is wordpress multisite, therefore this table doesn’t exist.

The error is generated when the url feed multisite is executed.

The plugin is network enabled.

Thanks.

Thanks Ipstenu, you’re right, difficult to know the causes so little information ??
In my case, I have not had an impact. My network works perfectly.

But I do not understand why, during the network update, for each site wordpress tries to create new tables, this what I have seen in the logs.

I would like to find out the cause, because either something is not well configured on my network or there was an error in the wordpress update.

It seems that there have been some problems during this upgrade. My network is configured as sub-sites, It did not break anything. But I detected database errors in the logs: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/database-error-when-upgrading-352 and I don’t understand these errors.

Strange… WP has tried to create the following tables for each blog, and as they exist, the errors were generated.

WordPress database error Table ‘wp_blogs’
WordPress database error Table ‘wp_blog_versions’
WordPress database error Table ‘wp_registration_log’
WordPress database error Table ‘wp_site’
WordPress database error Table ‘wp_sitemeta’
WordPress database error Table ‘wp_signups’
WordPress database error Table ‘wp_users’
WordPress database error Table ‘wp_usermeta’

Thanks Jan!

Of course, these are the basis to secure wordpress.

But I’m talking about password stealing trojan…

Do you use a separate user for day-to-daty work?
Do you use captcha for login users?
How you ensure that your network admins perform these good practices?

It’s just a topic for discussion ??

Thanks!

Thanks Ipstenu, great idea to use menus instead ??

Same problem here ??

You can use css to hide them, but I’d like this feature to be optional.

I would like to exclude these buttons from some home blog (WPMU).

Thanks Ipstenu… I’ve just tried the iOS app, sure the best option. ??