• Hello,

    My problem is the following : I have extremely high loading times in my website AND the phpmyadmin interface (sometimes over 10-15 seconds).

    I disabled every plugin, and restarted mysql and apache several times.

    I fear the problem is from the database itself, and restoring an old backup helps… for one or two minutes, and then it’s slow again.

    Any idea ? Maybe some corrupted data are inserted in the wp_option table ? But can a wordpress with all plugins desactivated insert corrupted data ?

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  • My first thought goes to the hosting company’s server. Don’t really think it’s something else. You should contact them.

    Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)

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    if it’s also in the phpmyadmin interface, then the problem is external to WordPress. As @blade suggests, this is a problem with your hosting.

    Thread Starter strategesim

    (@strategesim)

    I thought about that too, and tried to restart the server etc…

    And then I thought about a simple way to check if it is the db or the host : empty the DB.

    Once the database was empty…. Everything is allright ! So the problem really comes from the DB content itself.

    And the DB is not heavy at all (no table bigger than 30Mo)

    Thread Starter strategesim

    (@strategesim)

    OK I think located that the problem was in wp_options table.

    If I empty only this table, everything is quickly loading, but I have the maintenance page (of course, without options).

    Another possibility is that because some options are missing, the site does not load fully, and more memory is available, so that is why phpmyadmin is fluid when I empty the table…

    Any idea ? Do you know if I could find somewhere a list of “basic” content for this table ? if something is corrupted, I really do not know where to look first

    is this into all of your pages? try using Query Monitor Plugin
    You can see if there are slow queries or duplicate queries into your database.

    Thread Starter strategesim

    (@strategesim)

    I already tried the plugin, it does not tells me a lot of warnings, and no error.

    I really think it’s some corrupted data in my options table.

    The next step for me will be to delete data from the table, line by line (I reduced it to 140 lines) and see when things are getting better.

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