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  • Plugin Support gVectors Support

    (@gvectorssupport)

    Hi alriksson,

    This is a server-side issue, it tries to open a session file in your server, but it can’t find it. Maybe your server disk space is full or something else. As a result of the first issue, wpDiscuz is being affected and it also returns the errors.

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    (@alriksson)

    @gvectorssupport Hi, strange! The server disk space is not full, 1GB left so it cannot be disk space. But still see the issue, so you consider this to be a hosting issue?

    But speaking about that wpdiscuz is lightweight? I consider using only well-coded plugins which made me worried seeing php errors here.

    Don’t want the plugin to add bloat to the frontend performance and fire code on pages where the comment isn’t activated etc. ANd not to add extra loading times on the one used either. Well coded plugins should not add extra load.

    Have a stable server and host so that is not an issue. But plugin can heat the frontend to much, please send me some documentation that your plugin is well coded and light and don’t affect frontend. So far I like it as long as it’s not giving me extra load ?? Right now testing on staging.

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    (@alriksson)

    I consider it to be the plugin consider this:
    the defined path there is /var/cpanel/session

    We have var/lib/phpsession

    We don’t have cpanel.

    Plugin Support gVectors Support

    (@gvectorssupport)

    @alriksson,

    We’re using the session_start() function in order to provide the high speed of wpDiscuz. As you may know, wpDiscuz is one of the fastest comment plugins.
    The session_start() function uses the path specified in session.save_path to start new or resume an existing session.

    So you just need to change the path’s value in PHP config file or contact to your hosting service support.

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    (@alriksson)

    @gvectorssupport Many thanks for the answer. I did not know, but that sounds great, any benchmarks or proof of concept that you are one of the fastest comment plugins in the WordPress industry?

    That sounds smart but please let me know which php file I should adjust the php value from /var/cpanel/session to our /var/lib/phpsession

    Or this can be done in php.ini or htaccess whatever is preferred? Will ask hosting if so so we change the root and not just add fix glue on top of it.

    thanks in advance!

    Plugin Support gVectors Support

    (@gvectorssupport)

    I did not know, but that sounds great, any benchmarks or proof of concept that you are one of the fastest comment plugins in the WordPress industry?

    You can test it by yourself to make sure.

    Or this can be done in php.ini or htaccess whatever is preferred?

    You should change it in the php.ini file.

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    (@alriksson)

    You can test it by yourself to make sure.

    No that we do not have time to benchemark, you stated that you are and doing so I assume you have data on this. Otherwise I don’t know how you can consider yourself and give your self a title without any benchemark and data…?

    You should change it in the php.ini file.

    Doing it as we speak.

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    (@alriksson)

    @gvectorssupport We have update the path for the session to fetch what our server stack use which previous mention is /var/lib/phpsession

    But even if we do we see the php error:
    https://tppr.me/i7IQK

    See that we changed the path to what our server use:
    https://tppr.me/6PX6U

    We need to sort this now, hosting company couldn’t understand either and told me to ask you and provide with the print screens above.

    Plugin Support gVectors Support

    (@gvectorssupport)

    Thread Starter Rookie

    (@alriksson)

    Solved thanks!

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