High I/O load when hosting lots of wordpress sites
High I/O load when hosting lots of wordpress sites
High I/O load when hosting lots of wordpress sites
You should be able to do a straight copy of the wp-content/uploads/ folder. You may have to do a find/replace on the original export file to change file URLs if they were absolute file paths.
Folder Permissions + Security Concerns
This clearly isn’t a DNS problem since “wait time” is counted after domain was resolved and connection to server has been established. What you can start with on WordPress level is getting a plugin which will show you is this time is actually spent inside WP page load. Laps (disclosure — developed by me) or … Read more
WordPress will use curl if available and it is first transport choice, that is preferable to other supported methods of performing HTTP requests. There is plenty written on merits of using curl and that’s not really specific to WordPress. From the top of my head I’ve read Requiring cURL in Your PHP Library recently.
Subpages return 404 server error
Restoring .sql backup results in “Error establishing a database connection”
Best practices for configuring a server?
While it is a guess, rather than certainty, the issues with menus typically boil down to following — working with them involves submitting large and complicated POST requests to server. And what on server has issue with large and complicated POST requests? Security software! The first item to check in such case is usually going … Read more
here is the solution! http://www.iconwebsolutions.info/wordpress-admin-prevnext-page-links-still-pointing-to-the-old-site/ Open the file wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php Search for ‘function pagination’ You will find below line of code to set the current url $current_url = set_url_scheme( ‘http://’ . $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] . $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] ); $current_url is built using $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] which will not work for the servers running under proxies so change this URL or basically … Read more