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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2.6 Causing Slow Loading?I’ve now discovered that the delay that I’m experiencing is due to a PHP timeout that occurs when the function init() is called from (I think ) wp-settings.php. It seems that the entire page is created first (which takes seconds) before the page is rendered by calling init(). At this point PHP hangs and waits for a timeout before serving the page (which may have been created 60 seconds ago).
I’m running WPMU so it might be different with WP but that seems to be the problem. My max_input_time in php.ini is set to 60. If you are experiencing a 30 second delay check to see if yours is set to 30.
Having said that I have no idea why this is happening. My WPMU is on a dedicated server that also runs a large forum so is similar to dannyinternets and I wonder whether there is some sort of clash when the forum uses PHP or MySql at the same time as WPMU?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2.6 Causing Slow Loading?Jimbocook, I don’t think it’s a memory issue. I have 256Mb allocated to Mysql and no limit to PHP and still get the same problem.
The problem is totally random. I can open a blog in seconds three or four times in a row and the next time it will take 60 seconds. Newly created blogs with no plugins used and the default theme might load in 3 seconds or they might load in 60 seconds. Exactly the same as those with plugins and themes.
When the long load is encountered it always shows the page in around 59.5 to 60.5 seconds which leads me to believe that PHP is serving the page when it hits a timeout and is trapped in some kind of ‘loop’ before this. Surely someone from wordpress.org must be able to give some clues as to what might be happening or do none of them read these forums?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 2.6 Causing Slow Loading?How is this ‘resolved’? I am now having the same problem with a WPMU setup. Started a week ago for no apparent reason and I’ve searched everywhere for an answer. All threads seem to just peter out. Has anybody got an answer to this problem?