MySQL/Wordpress issue
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@jaredbusch said in MySQL/Wordpress issue:
@wls-itguy said in MySQL/Wordpress issue:
changing the MaxClients and ServerLimit doesn't fix anything.
Although moving my wordpress files does allow both apache and mysql to run
That 100% confirms that it is WP. Which is what we suspected, but that proves it.
Yes. Now how to fix it
Would now be the time to move the site to a dedicated WP host? -
You restarted Apache after you changed the .conf file correct?
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@jmoore said in MySQL/Wordpress issue:
You restarted Apache after you changed the .conf file correct?
yes. Both Apache & MySQL as well as restarted the server.
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Do you have WP-CLI installed? Maybe you can force an update that way.
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Ok so it isn't Apache or Mysql so Jared and Scott are right on this then
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@scottalanmiller Probably not.
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What's the latest here? If you install WP-CLI, I think that you can get your install and plugins updated which might help.
It's possible that you have a PHP issue. But WP is supposed to support PHP down to 5.2 something, but they recommend 7.
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Can WordPress be set to safemode for troubleshooting purposes?
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@black3dynamite said in MySQL/Wordpress issue:
Can WordPress be set to safemode for troubleshooting purposes?
Never tried that. I don't think so.
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safe mode in wordpress is like disabling all of the plugins and setting theme to the original and then work from there.
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Maybe you could move the plugins out of the folder temporarily and see if it will run without them present?
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Was off the grid this weekend. was attempting an dist-upgrade and it fails with "too many errors". We are in the process of moving it to a WP host.
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@wls-itguy said in MySQL/Wordpress issue:
Was off the grid this weekend. was attempting an dist-upgrade and it fails with "too many errors". We are in the process of moving it to a WP host.
Hostadillo, I hope!
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@scottalanmiller Yours?
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