• Resolved user

    (@dnshost)


    After upgrade, the plugin made the entire website become unresponsive. It would cause pages to time out. I removed the plugin, deleted the 2 tables from the database, and re-installed fresh. It’s very, VERY sluggish, negatively impacting website performance. Uninstalled for now until this issue is fixed.

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-security-audit-log/

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  • Thread Starter user

    (@dnshost)

    2 sets of tables??

    Found some help in another users post about one set of tables, wp_wordpress_auditlog, and then discovered another set of tables, starting with wp_wsal_*

    Deleted those and reinstalled plugin, it works fast again.

    WPWhiteSecurity

    (@wpwhitesecurity)

    Hi dnshost,

    Thank you for showing interest in our plugin and sorry for any inconvenience the upgrade might have caused you. Due to the rewrite we had to create a new table structure, which allows us to better scale the plugin.

    Just to confirm, the old version of the plugin was using these tables:

    wp_wordpress_auditlog
    wp_wordpress_auditlog_events

    The new version of the plugin (and I can confirm that from now onwards we will keep on using only these 2 tables) uses the below:

    wp_wsal_metadata
    wp_wsal_occurrences

    So as you assumed it was safe to delete the tables used by the old version of the plugin:

    wp_wordpress_auditlog
    wp_wordpress_auditlog_events

    I am glad your issue is solved and trust you’ll find the plugin useful.

    Should you have any queries, do not hesitate to get in touch and thank you for supporting us.

    midwestkel

    (@midwestkel)

    We noticed this also. Everything is being migrated over on upgrade and it took up all the server resources.

    This needs to be an option after install with a warning.

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