Joe Querin
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I apologize for not getting back sooner.
What I’m seeing when the post expires and is set to draft, it appears to create another cron job for the draft post set to run at the exact time the post was supposed to expire when published. It then seems that the job is stuck in the cron queue since the job’s set time is already past.
I wasn’t sure if this normal behavior or not.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: After updating to 4.5.1 site slow to respondOn a whim, I started to search Google for anything similar to the errors I saw through WP Query monitor up above.
Someone suggested visiting /wp-admin/upgrade.php to see if they could upgrade their database after the update.
So I tried that, it ran the update right away, then the dashboard loaded right away. Now everything seems to be running quick as before.
This has been a weird update.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: After updating to 4.5.1 site slow to respondI was able to install WP Query Monitor. Found a couple interesting things with it. I have two long running HTTP requests.
Request: POST (non-blocking)
https://dev/wp-cron.php
?doing_wp_cron=1461868054.5709729194641113281250Response: Connection timed out after 1000 milliseconds
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Request: GET
https://dev/wp-admin/upgrade.php
?step=1Response: Connection timed out after 120001 milliseconds
I thought I had disabled wp-cron, since I setup a custom cron job to call wp-cron.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: After updating to 4.5.1 site slow to respondNo it is not. This is a dev server for where I work full-time. It’s only available internally.