Leo Santis
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As this is happening only on staging site, there’s no rush.
As soon next release is available, I’ll test it and keep you informed.
All the best
Hi @jbgupdraft thanks for your update.
You’re correct, it only happens on staging site and not production. Production site runs at https://domain.com and staging at https://test.domain.com. Same server, same PHP config, etc.
Dear @vupdraft As a matter of fact I was waiting for an update from @jbgupdraft as he said.
Issues remains that same as reported initially.
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskThanks again and all the best
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskI’ve decided to make a small experiment, as it used to work previously. Coincidently, same day I updated your plugins I made a change on cron job. It used to be Curl and I changed to PHP as it’s more efficient as bypass server limits and it doesn’t take network slots.
I’ve just changed back to Curl and both came back again to work correctly.
Question is why don’t work with PHP even WP doesn’t indicating any due schedule tasks?
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskYes, wp-config is properly set with define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true);
Cron jobs is set as direct PHP as /usr/local/bin/php /home/user/domain.com/wp-cron.php >/dev/null 2>&1
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskSure, my pleasure.
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskHi Pierre, no errors at all at PHP. I can reach the Analytics pages correctly but those are loaded without any data. No graphics or indicators, Cached Files shows 0 and Availability 100%.
At the Analytics page if I select a custom date prior to the date I upgraded plugins, I can see those perfectly.
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskHi @pierrelannoy,
Not sure if would be better to open a new topic but this one is same subject, different scenario but topic was open by myself so I’m not breaking any rule. (lol…)
Analytics Page no longer Works After 3.4.0
It’s been working great both Opcache and APCu analytics for quite long time (as you can see by previous messages) but stopped right after upgrading to 3.4.0 (and 4.4.0 for APCu)
I’ve been using server cronjob setup to every 5 min and it was working just fine. For some reason after last update, both analytics pages no longer works.
Setup for both remains the same as well as server cronjobs. And checking cron logs, they are ok and even using WP Site Health, if there’s any schedule task behind or cron issues, site health would show any.
Any clue about that?
Hi,
I’ve just manually uploaded new image that was not used before using Media Library and did as you suggested. Did the same process on both platforms, just to make sure both works same way.
It works fine on both and no errors in Woo log.
Thank you
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskJust edited server cron to Curl and it’s all great again. Probably that’s something (somewhere) related to php version, different between web and cli like you mentioned.
Wget is blocked here to avoid users to run anything from outside server, that caused us some damage in the past where people just see some “google” recipes.
Thank you and all the best
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In reply to: [OPcache Manager] Analytics doesn’t Work with Server Cron TaskHi @pierrelannoy ,
Glad to hear from you and your quick answer.
Cron setup is typical direct PHP such as :
*/5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/ea-php83 /home/user/domain.com/wp-cron.php >/dev/null 2>&1Checking cron.log it runs OK and like I said, all regular WP schedule tasks are OK but PerfOps Analytics.
Wget commands are disabled in y server for security reasons.
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I appreciated your answer @soarerobertdaniel7 but I can assure you WP cron was truly affected and it’s not just a matter of WP warning, I mean, all WP cron jobs were dead.
Perhaps, it has something to do as explained I can’t add anything in nginx.conf file as this file gets back to its default according to Cpanel Nginx Manager Documentation.
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In reply to: [APCu Manager] Keys Saturation Always High (270%)I found a way to make it work perfectly and here is a feedback for those that might be face same issue.
At a certain point, increasing the value for apc.shm_size it’s useless and may even compromise memory resources.
The key point here and tunning [apc.entries_hint] and [apc.ttl]. Usually there’s no mention for those on phi.ini (or Multi PHP Editor) and running with those as default depending on your board, will cause issues I’ve reported initially.
At the end in my case, I found the best setup including the values below.
apc.shm_size = 128M
apc.entries_hint = 32768
apc.ttl = 3600Default apc.shm_size is usually 64M, apc.entries_hint is 4096 and 0 for apc.ttl
You may use a phpinfo.php file to check how is your current PHP setup and so you can adjust those variables accordingly.
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In reply to: [Loco Translate] Vulnerability Reported by Imunify 360I was checking here also and contact needs to be made via support ticket. I was about to open a ticket my self to help you out when your reply pops here.
I don’t know if going to help, as it seems they need an answer from affected user and it’s not my case.
They should have a better control on such situations, I mean, who would be the best person to clear such thing out than the original plugin developer. Users can be tricked about the origin of their issues.
Last but not least. If they control such reports like I imagine they do (judging by their answer to you), If you just throw a new version, this issue will desappear. Just thinking…. lol…