• Even using the latest version of the plugin, deleting all entries in the database prior to install, after a few seconds of turning on the plugin the whole site goes down.
    And I am running on a c1.medium on amazon with cache to the top (every page hit is going to cache) which means almost 90% of computing power is free to go, and yet the plugin managed to bring everything down!

    Pitty, I loved this plugin. Can you provide paid assistance to see what is going on? – Caveat: you WONT get administrator password.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/broken-link-checker/

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  • I have the same problem, this plugin uses too much memory and CPU. Too bad as I like the plugin very much but this way it’s unusable

    It happened to me. I’m beginning to think, is this MALWARE?

    I am on a VPS and it crashed my site as well. I am trying to see if i can get it to work because I wanted to check everything.

    peter

    (@peterbladen)

    same here had to delete it

    I am on a shared host and it’s not giving me any trouble.

    For “peace of mind” however I have unchecked “run hourly on the background”…
    I will run this manually once a week then disabled the background checks or altogether disable it until I want to use it again.

    I repeat the plugin has not given me any grief, but I do this for all plugins I don’t need to have enabled constantly.
    If you have lots of plugins or wish to save as many resources as possible, just disable plugins you don’t need to run all the time and enable them only when and while you have to, then disable.

    I think it’s a resource-conscious good practice

    Just an update – after the first time I ran it, it seems OK now and I have it running in the background.

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