I have installed mybb in /forum and wordpress in /blog
Frequently, my wordpress blog doest not load (feels like the web server doesn't respond)
and at the same time, mybb also does not load
note: this happens very frequently but is fixed automatically after sometime
I have tried using Chrome and opera
----Chrome sometimes just keeps loading and sometime give "no data recieved"
----Opera simply keeps loading, loading and loading
First i thought this happens only with me but when i asked my friend to open my site, it happened with him too
If the server doesn't get hit very often, you may find that your web server is effectively turning itself off due to inactivity.
So when you visit it after a "long" period of inactivity, it takes a while while it load the application, rebuilds the cache etc.. ie the same as restarting the web application.
You can be sure this is not the problem, if you experience the "not responding" behaviour while you are actively browsing the site.
If you are aggregating contents then wordpress is not your choice. However I found cache plugins like quickcache can solve your problem.
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I have a problem with my website. Images and some .js files do not finish loading. Honestly, I don’t know what could have happened, the day before the problem everything was perfect … I just woke up and it happened. I thought it might have been the “WP Super Rocket” plugin but I already tried disabling it.
In the Chrome console I get the error “Failed to load resource: net :: ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED”.Even when I want to see the “preview” of my home page it gives me the error “HTTP ERROR 500”, this does not happen with other pages on the web. It is rare because in these two days, the page returns to normal after noon.
I know that my site is not the most optimized, I am missing a lot for that, but I have not had any errors of this kind and it was loading everything normal.
In case you have to see, my site is hosted on GoDaddy.
The website is: www.cepeban.edu.pe
It's been a while now that i'm using Wordpress; and I know it quite well.
But this time, I've got a problem I've never seen :
My website freezes as soon as I try to go to the backend.
The frontend works, but when I go to /wp-admin, it stops working and eventually fires a "ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT" error.
Then the whole website (and FTP) is then down for about 5 minutes, then it comes back.
I don't know what as been changed since last time it worked.
Here's what I did try so far :
override my Wordpress folder with a fresh install
disable plugins (renamed wp-content/plugins to wp-content/pluginsOLD)
disable current theme (renamed wp-content/themes/my-theme to wp-content/themes/my-themeOLD)
edited wp-config.php file to enable debugging with WP_DEBUG, WP_DEBUG_LOG and SAVEQUERIES set to true; no debug.log is generated.
I also considered a server issue and waited for about 24hours. But my other websites (which are hosted on the same place) just work fine.
Any ideas about this ? I'm getting mad :)
My host had blacklisted my IP, that's why I wasn't able to access it.
I guess each time I was trying to access the backend, they did freeze my website to avoid an attack or something.
Well, this may be interesting for others. If I had knew it, I would have change my IP... :/
I have around 10 plugins installed.
I use a wordpress theme by sitemile.
The site works fine sometimes, but very often, if I were to go to the login or sign up page, it displays the 500 internal error. I want to set up logs for see to see whats happening but I am not sure how I can do that.
Also, sometimes the homepage of the website loads very funky but if i go to other pages, it may or may not load that page properly.
Not an internet issue. Cleared cache as well. Interestingly, I see different results in normal and incognitu browsers.
Do these internal errors occur most of the time when you have a lot of plugins? Is there some other source of problem that I can check to make sure everything in my site is alright?
Error screenshot attached.
Homepage of website
Depending on your webhost, you might already have more details in a log file. Often times with apache it's called "error_log" and it can be found in your root directory or the directory of the file causing the error.
It could be anything from access permissions or a security block. So it's going to be hard for someone to give you an answer on this without more information.
Things to try:
You can try disabling one plugin at a time until it works.
Look for an error_log (or similar) file
Double check all of the file permissions, chmod and chown
Contact your web host and see if they can provide any insight
If you ARE the web host (or manage the server yourself) then you can check the apache error logs (if enabled) and/or security logs on the server
Double check any errors on the .htaccess file
A script could be consuming too much resources or taking too long to load, you can narrow it down by process of elimination and then disable/patch the culprit
This issue has been happening for a while, and it's suspected to be session related since it pertains to the users browser. Opening a new browser (session) rids the issue. The application uses Global.asa (Only Application_OnStart and Sub Session_OnEnd, the rest are empty), Classic ASP (VbScript), IIS 7.0.
This error keeps popping up on url's which happen to be loading fine, until the page is refreshed for the second time, then it bogs out and even times out. In the same browser, if i even try to open that entire website, it times out at this point. For about 350000ms and then everything starts working again. Very weird!
If anyone can help with this, I haven't had any luck anywhere finding what may be causing this, besides something that has to do with the sessions, maybe in the application pool.. I'm not sure.. Any help on this would be appreciated.
Sometimes Google AdSense might cause such problems, disabling it should solve your issues.
To cure the real "root" of the problem and keep using AdSense, guess you'll have to contact Google.
Situation:
Varnish 2.1.4 lenny (latest stable) is running succesfully on Debian/Apache with mod_php.
I've got multiple Drupal sites running on this server and some are Varnish enhanced (e.g. using Pressflow). These sites work as expected.
The other sites, who aren't using the reverse-proxy, load fine when you enter the address or click around but take a really weird long time (30-45 secs) to load when you refresh the page using F5 or Ctrl+F5.
I don't think it's a VCL configuration thing; if I do a return (pass) immeditaley for one of these domains, the problem persists. Could this be related to this issue?
Are the sites that arn't using varnish still going through it?
For debugging, I would have a look at the net tab with firebug, it should give you an indication of what is taking its' time. It could be that the itial page load is fine but the other resources are taking a long time to get through.
Actually, I found out varnish 2.1.4 has some kind of problem with Apache's Keep-Alive functionalitiy (which was On). Turning it Off solved both problems!