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  • I still believe its a potential issue w/ apache hanging or a service causing the db lock up. I have it happen on my onlinegamingradio.com site every once in a while which sees updates about 1-2 times annually. If it is related to the upgrade, it may potentially be one of those issues where its a slow but gradual build – in a similar way as adding 1 pebble a day to a bucket – it will eventually fill that bucket to overflowing.

    Other things that may cause this would be the introduction of new scripts, but if you’ve not added any new plugins or done any other updating of that sort then…

    Good luck in locating the fix on this. I’d be interested in hearing what resolves the issue.

    It is possible, but I really doubt it. Usually a good host will put a denial of service on your site because a hacker will start sending massive quantities of packets through it bottlenecking all of the bandwidth from the rest of their clients. Its this sort of abuse that would “slow loadtimes” … but only until they shut down accessibility to the site.

    Do you know if you’re running apache or…?

    Try calling them. Every time I’ve had to update a version, the server needed a good restart.

    They shouldn’t give you a hard time about it. Stopping and restarting the service is a pretty painless task and it at least will eliminate that as a possibility.

    Quite honestly, sounds almost like an issue with the database and something being hung up capping your memory or cpu usage.

    Check your database – if you don’t have access to view and reset, you may need to contact your system admin or the host provider for them to investigate.

    This sounds more like an issue with your version of PHP and its compatibility with line 440 in the rss.php

    If you locate what’s on line 440 and copy-paste it here, I wouldn’t be surprised if it would be an easy fix. Slight modification to the scripting to make it coded properly for your version of php.

    Speaking of – what version are you running?

    Thread Starter leonaiart

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    I tried this and still am experiencing the exact same issue.

    Have since tried a few other plugins to see if perhaps its the installation of my wordpress, but it picks up other plugins, just not this one.

    Thread Starter leonaiart

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    Interesting – I’ll give that a try tomorrow and let you know how that works.

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