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PHP7.4 I believe.
I note this issue because other developers probably will need to update their code if they call the same function – is there a developer’s update you publish upon major updates like this?
Here’s one hint, it looks like it often hits the out of memory on wp-includes/option.php line:
$alloptions = apply_filters( 'pre_wp_load_alloptions', null, $force_cache );Was this ever updated/fixed?
Just wanted to note this is still happening with the latest wp-statistics, 14.5.2:
Error: Allowed memory size of 1572864000 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 262144 bytes)…
on request /wp-json/wp-statistics/v2/hit
/wp-includes/class-wp-object-cache.phpat line364Even with the memory limit up to 1.5GB I’m still seeing the memory limit issue. Is that one that is actively being worked on for an upcoming update?
It’s always /wp-json/wp-statistics/v2/hit that gets 500 with memory error by what I see in the logs.
“GeoIP Collection” enabled.
Whenever it gets that 500 error, memory limit fatal exception – it would be not completing the queries? I think slowness would be a different issue?
I assume you mean “
wp_statistics_visitor” etc etc.?<28000 rows in each of those tables on sites with issues.
Thank you, it’s better, It’s actually still having issues with the new version from time to time after updating and increasing memory limit.
Just curious, what plugin version? And do those metrics show an increased CPU, Memory or what? Is it related to excessive memory use?
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/issue-after-last-update-9/ and others relate what might be a relevant problem with the memory limit.
Are you asking me how you get your site log? Depends on your php configuration and hosting. It may (or may not) email the admin an email about php fatal exceptions in newer WP versions I recall.
I wonder, if you check the fatal errors log, do you see any
Error: Allowed memory size of (X) bytes exhausted
This is an error I am also seeing where the /wp-json/wp-statistics/v2/hit call is causing an out of memory error and it’s happening sometimes, on sites with 14.4.2 update.
Nope it is not, the only solution was to use that option that says to not optimize first (n) number of images.
I saw this as well – were you using Elementor 3.15 (beta)? Maybe this will have to have an update for upcoming Elementor 3.15.