Bug: Locks up on long comments

When I leave a long comment on my own blog and then press the “Post Comment” button WordPress locks up. Blank page. Nada. Reproducible.

If I leave a short comment, click edit and then paste in the long comment and update it saves just fine.

This appears to happen on any post.

This is new. I’ve left long comments in the past just fine. Not sure when it cropped up though.

Below is a long comment that causes this:

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I just got in that last sow who was being so hesitant about coming in. The sow that had been hesitant to come in which did come in the innorator this morning has been sleeping right near the gate. She clearly wanted to join the herd and today finally did after much bread, apples and pears. Over the past week she went from not being willing to be within 100′ of me to coming right up to me this morning and touching. I think she had gotten hit by employees which made her people shy. When she was part of a large group one didn’t notice her but once she was alone the behavior became evident and retrainable. Patience, calm and treats do wonders.

I have not seen any signs of other pigs out for a while now. I just got a note from VT/USDA/Wildlife Services which says they’re not seeing any pigs out too in person nor on their many game cameras so it sounds like all the pigs are back in.

All fences continue to look good. I clipped brush more along fences. North fences are reading about 8KV to 9KV. South about 6KV to 7KV.

I also got all the pigs out of the cottage area which I fenced off yesterday. Up until now they’ve had free run of the inner perimeter fenced area which includes where my cottage is, where the whey tanks are, etc. Until this morning there had been one sow left who was refusing to cross the new cottage fence line. I placed wood and other things over the wires on the ground and turned it off and then tempted her across with bread. That worked. She also brought her piglets out with her so the cottage area is now pig free. Some had been sleeping outside my bedroom window – they snore. 🙂 Piglets could get in around the cottage but don’t seem to be doing so. There isn’t a lot that is interesting here and the dogs also push them outward.

My next fencing task is along the whey pipes and tanks so the pigs will leave those alone which will make feeding whey easier. They get rather excited when the whey truck shows up which can make it challenging for him to drive up the mountain and when unloading the whey into the big tanks as well as them wanting to “help” with filling the troughs.

Last fencing to bring things back up to par is I’ll be re-fencing the divisions to the south field so I can get the pigs off of the driveway. Then the whey driver will be able to once again deliver on his own without needing me to open gates for him.

• This topic was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

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