I started to have problems with intermittent performance of my website last year - sometimes crippling performance that would end in time-outs of my website. January was the worst month for this. I finally got someone from support at my web server company to assess this, and they say that Kadom Ads Management is the cause as it spawns multiple (4-5) PHP processes at 40MB each with 1 page view, which surpases my 90MB of available RAM.
I LOVE Kadom Ads Management. Any suggestions on how I could get this to work in a shared environment?? Thanks for you help!! Chris
Here is the original email sent from tech support:
I'm afraid I'm still seeing your processes spiking up as high as 40MB of memory usage when a page is actually being processed. It also looks like a single request is causing multiple PHP processes to spawn. Upon inspecting your access logs I think this is what's causing it:
/wp-content/plugins/kadom-ads-management/view.php?id=27 /wp-content/plugins/kadom-ads-management/view.php?id=23 /wp-content/plugins/kadom-ads-management/view.php?id=28 /wp-content/plugins/kadom-ads-management/view.php?id=12 /wp-content/plugins/kadom-ads-management/view.php?id=2 /wp-content/plugins/kadom-ads-management/view.php?id=18
All of the above requests were made on one page load. Notice that they're all requesting separate id's. It's normal for one browser view of a page to send multiple requests to the webserver, but generally those requests are for static resources like images, css, or javascript files. In this case, it's sending multiple requests for additional PHP scripts which are then causing additional PHP processes to spawn to handle those requests."
