Turn off php output buffering

the output buffer is the core function of our plugin , if you don’t buffer it , the page optm will not be possible as it sends to brwoser directly as it outputs and obvious you can not use PHP to modify the HTML source code that sends to browser already.

if you know what is the request URI of your importing , I can help you to disable our plugin on that specific URL.

Hi,

The structure for my website is as follows:

public_html (wp installation is in public_html)
- .... (wordpress installation files...)
-- ceeglo-engine
----import
------ run.sh -> calling init.php
------ init.php
------ logs (folder)

init.php calls wp-load, it seems like as soon as wp-load is included in my file, the buffering is on.
Init.php file start like this:

// Run init for import functions

if (!defined('ABSPATH')) {

? ? define('ABSPATH', '/home/account/domains/DOMAIN/public_html/');

}

require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-load.php';

require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-includes/wp-db.php';

require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-includes/pluggable.php';

Best regards,
Chris

I’d suggest this

add define('LSCWP_V', '1'); before you load wp-load.php , once this constant is defined before our plugin does, our plugin will exit immediately before actually initialize

but you may need to check if there is any purge problem after this , like if you import something that requires cache purge

Hi again,

Lovely, I will try it out. I agree with you regarding the cache problem, I’m inserting massive amount of products, Is there a function I can call in order to purge cache after the script is done running?

Best regards,
Chris

just a quick thinking

create another , separated file , with code like

<?php
require( './wp-load.php' );
if ( defined('LSCWP_V')) {
  do_action( 'litespeed_purge_all' );
}

name it like my_import_purge.php or something secret , you can add certain authentication to prevent unauthorized purge

then on your script , after it finished inport , send a request to it , like wp_remote_get( 'https://your_domain.com/my_import_purge.php' ); to purge it.

Hi,

Sounds great, I will try it out. Thanks!

Hi again,

The solution above seems to have fixed the most of the problems. However, I’m seeing that using this plugin activated while importing products seems to slow down the whole process, going from 120 minutes when plugin is inactivated to 450 minutes when plugin is activated, to import all products.

Could it possibly be some caching settings that I should turn off, that can slow down the process?

Best regards,
Chris

if you have enabled object cache, try disable it

logically , with that define LSCWP_V , the plugin should not even be loaded on your importing , but object cache is the only thing that could “bypass” this disabling

Great thanks, I will try it out.