WP Admin is running super slow after updating to 3.4.1... help!!!!
Just update to 3,4,1 and everything is super slow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (19 posts)
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Thomas S. Butler
Posted 10 months ago #
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Posted 10 months ago #
Thank you for Updating! Please visit the Update Network page to update all your sites. If I click "Update Network" it takes forever, then it says "all done" but the Update Network "nag" is still there on all sites. It takes nearly five minutes to reload any page in the admin!
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Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)
Posted 10 months ago #
Do a manual upgrade.
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samhayward
Posted 10 months ago #
My site is at a crawl since this update. There cant be just the 2 of us?
any ideas?
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Posted 10 months ago #
What I have noticed is on the wp-admin login page, when i click submit (user & pass)
In chrome at the bottom left on the lower status bar it says "uploading" then a crawling slow percentage indicator?i have no idea what this is and have not noticed before?
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Posted 10 months ago #
It's very few people.
I would start with turning off your plugins and see if it's them.
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ansarico
Posted 10 months ago #
I have done the "recommended" items such as turn off all the plugins, optimize the database, even adjusted image sizes and eliminated unused ones. My multi site admin is still SLOW. It's taking about 25 sec to load each page. The front end works fine, it's just the admin side where we have the issue.
I have another recommendation that its possibly our hosting server but they don't want to take any credit for it. So we are considering moving to another service but I hate to do that until we can clearly define that the server is the issue. Suggestions?
Another option that has been suggested is to take everything off and do a clean re-install and re-create. Can be done but still looking for the culprit and I hate to do all that work and find out we still have the issue.
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Posted 10 months ago #
We can't give you hosting recommendations here (tl;dr they become massive spam filled arguments, bleah). I usually suggest you check out what hosts other people who run Multisite are using. Most of us do link to them on our sites :)
25 seconds is insane. Mine is less than a second, but I'm on a VPS with a gig of memory and a nice amount of processes.
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kentutz
Posted 10 months ago #
I'm having the same issue.. running multisite as well.
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Posted 10 months ago #
We are still trying to figure out the problem without any luck. This is what we have done so far.
1. Deactivated all plugins
2. Changed all themes to Twenty Eleven so we can eliminate a theme issue
3. Removed any unused themes and plugins
4. Took down the entire site and did a clean re-install of WP which included new databases etc and made sure to follow WP instructions to activate MU.
5. Reloaded our full back-up from blogvault.net our back-up service.
6. Did trial reload on blogvault servers with little if any improvement.
7. We are on a typical shared hosting plan with StartLogic and all server settings appear to be identical to others.
8. Again deactivated all plugins and themes etc with no luck.
9. Checked compatibility of all plugins and themes with 3.4.1Our next step is to do a full install on a VPS server from a different hosting company to see if it is fact something with our host servers.
Our specialty themes and plugins included Headway Theme, Photocrati Theme, Cart66, and Gravity Forms plugins. Everything else is standard WP and not that many of them.
Anyone else have any ideas? Everyone we have spoken too about this problem is stumped. We sure would like to hear some other options. The only thing we have not done at this point is a complete re-create of the sites (6) and this is NOT something we want to do, but we must find a solution. 25 sec per page is nuts!!
Other people running MU - how many different sites are you running off a single MU install?
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Posted 10 months ago #
Running 2 sites on mine.. trying a database restore right now. What I did notice is that on this particular upgrade, I didn't get prompted for database update like it always do.
Next step, would be go back to 3.4.
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Posted 10 months ago #
3.4 to 3.4.1 had no DB changes, so there was no need for a DB update :) Don't worry, that's normal.
How much memory do you have on your site?
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Posted 10 months ago #
Hey Mike - I've got a guy at WPMUDEV helping on this problem as well. Here is the link: http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/slow-admin-in-mu?replies=4#post-248373
We are working on server memory limits (128M) and site usage of 20-30 MB every time I change a page with continuing times of about 25 sec. I got 23.14s from a pingdom test of the page. I just posted so don't have his response yet.
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Posted 10 months ago #
WPMUdev is unrelated to WordPress.org (that is, its not an official WP site, so you're on your own there).
Honestly, since this is happening to very few people, it's got to be your setup, either server or WordPress.
Make a second install n the same server, totally separate, and see if it has the same problems.
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Posted 10 months ago #
Ipstenu, thanks, good to know.
Finally restored 3.4 and did manual upgrade, now working fine.
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Posted 10 months ago #
Gonna call that a corrupt file somewhere :/
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Posted 10 months ago #
Thanks Mika,
I have done another WPMU install on the same server and so far none of the same issues. But, the new install is not nearly as complex as the first.
I don't disagree that it might be a corrupt file somewhere, but now how do I go about finding it? I've detailed above all that I've done to date with no results. You have any other suggestions I can try?
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roje0913
Posted 9 months ago #
I am not sure if it will work for you but I had the same issue and here is my situation and what I did w/ 1and1 server. I had a fresh 3.4.1 install and just like everyone else, it loaded super slow, even on the default theme and 0 content. I changed my filezilla transfer mode settings and reuploded it and it worked fine after that.
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Posted 9 months ago #
Changed your settings to what? :)
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