Indexables enabled create huge error_log.txt

  • Resolved Bike Gremlin

    (@bikegremlin)


    4 years, 6 months ago

    After enabling indexables, I saw a huge increase in storage space used. Turned out that error_log file was full of text like this:

    [ Deleted ]

    Tried on several different WordPress websites – always the same result.

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  • Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    @bikegremlin Please do not post large code or responses like that here, it doesn’t work after ~10 lines or so.

    If you need share that data please use https://gist.github.com/ instead and post the link to that gist.

    Thread Starter Bike Gremlin

    (@bikegremlin)

    Apologies. I did cut it to just about 30 or so lines – to show the type of errors shown.

    Thread Starter Bike Gremlin

    (@bikegremlin)

    Here are the error codes:

    https://keybase.pub/bikegremlin/error_log

    Thread Starter Bike Gremlin

    (@bikegremlin)

    I’ve installed all the updates (patches) published in the last few days, but the problem keeps re-occuring, on more than one website.

    The problem seems to occur only on websites that have traffic. Test websites that have almost no traffic don’t get this problem.

    Thread Starter Bike Gremlin

    (@bikegremlin)

    No reply, but I have reverted to the backups from before the update. So, since I’m not going to do any more testing, marking this as resolved.

    Huge change with this update apparently, so, as can be expected, needs polishing. Will let the others do the beta testing, then decide whether to stick with Yoast, or switch to another SEO plugin (been with Yoast since I started using WordPress in 2015, but never had any problems before).

    Best of luck to everyone involved, hope it all gets sorted out.

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