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  • Thread Starter polarfoxx

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    I have reproduced this behaviour on two different servers. On one machine I reproduced this bug using a clean installation without plugins, ruling out any errors on my behalf.

    After auto-upgrading to the latest version, my incoming RSS feeds are broken @ http://www.xspearheadx.de

    Frankly, if in the whole WP comunity, not a single person can give even the slightest advice on this .. that’d really make me ponder ..

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Sql Server connect

    Why in gods name would you change your database to Access ?

    Thread Starter polarfoxx

    (@polarfoxx)

    No idea anyone ?

    Took a look at the screenshot and compared it with my wp database layout.

    Appears you have a gazillion plugins installed. I recommend disabling them one by one to see if one of them might cause the high load. IF your host is using an up-2-date MySQL version. I’d check that first.

    Did you maybe just upgrade the WP recently from an older version ?

    I think there was a vulnerability in a previous version that would allow creation of admin users and thus modification of the SQL queries for whatever purpose.

    Did you check the db for wp usernames you don’t recognize with phpmyadmin ?

    *EDIT* And it’d be nice to see the full SQL query your host claims to be going postal.

    *EDIT2* I did some quick google research and came up with a bug on MySQL and several other MySQL forks. Try googling for “id select_type table type possible_keys key key_len ref rows Extra”
    Check this out .. pretty much describes a bug in MySQL that causes the CPU load to go apesh*t because it scans the whole table all the time: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=43371

    I didn’t go in-depth but try asking your Host what Php version they’re running, and if it’s pure MySQL or a fork.

    Hoi en groetjes naar Nederland of Belgie.

    Do I understand correctly, that the site works fine when you access it from a different computer ? Only your notebook causes trouble ?

    If so the problem is at 99% located in Internet Explorer.

    Download Firefox and try if that works please.

    Did you modify any of the queries manually ?

    Thread Starter polarfoxx

    (@polarfoxx)

    Okay I did some more experimenting, and could allocate the RSS behavior towards a bug in WordPress. I’ve setup a 2nd WP installation at spear-head.org and added one of the feeds that appear as broken on xspearheadx.de – And they showed up fine without the broken chars. So my first thought was in terms of “server setup” but then I noticed that the WP Version on spear-head.org was not 2.8.4 but a slight predecessor. After automatically upgrading to 2.8.4, the feed was broken as well. So it can only be a difference in how 2.8.4 and prior versions handle the RSS / Atom feeds.

    Anyone ?

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