Brad Slusher

Also on the WordPress / ClearTalk setting page, I am now seeing:
“Unknown response from https://moderate2.cleantalk.org/api2.0: cURL error 28: Failed to connect to moderate2.cleantalk.org port 443 after 5208 ms: Connection timed out”

@aicee11 as Elon Musk said, “The best part is no part” (or something close to that). Maintaining two different form builders (Jetpack CRM and Jetpack Contact Forms) is a waste of time and resources. Microsoft, after 25 years, finally decided to unify its Outlook client across all platforms.
You might consider bubbling this up to management. Unify > Streamline > Optimize > Success.

@eeide @abzlevelup , After enabling Object Cache Pro, with the updated REDIS configuration above, things appeared to work well – but – just discovered today that the Tribe Admin Manager will no longer load. I get the following error:

When going to:
https://uncorkedcanvas.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=tribe_events&page=tribe-admin-manager

Service Unavailable
The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.

When I turn off Object Cache Pro, it loads fine.

@eeide, I implemented the REDIS configuration changes you suggested above, and enabled Object Cache Pro on my website. Everything seems to be working properly now. I’m not sure how much performance is reduced by disabling compression and modifying the serializer.

I can attest to having a similar problem. I can enable Object Cache Pro on my Cloudways hosted website, and the Events Calendar events page stops loading and renders a blank page. After I disable Object Cache Pro, the page renders.

All the rest of the site pages render properly. The Object Cache is really necessary to get great performance and reduce load on the DB server.

I’m getting the problem on this page: https://uncorkedcanvas.com/events/

I too am having the same problem selecting the FB pixel from my connected Business Account (my personal account/pixel works just fine). I’m the admin across the entire implementation, and can select the account, but the pixel dropdown remains unpopulated. I can enter it manually of course, but would prefer the enhanced functionality.

The difference might be because my business account identifies with my business email address @uncorkedcanvas.com, and my FB account is setup with my personal @gmail.com email?.

MailPoet Team,

Assuming you are using agile best practices, one of the keys to success is test automation. You should be able to use a SiteGround Git repository to push your changes to SiteGround as part of your build/release process. You can then setup an automatic job to tell you if there are any CPU spikes (or other anomalies).

As for the multiple releases, that’s great (or possibly an indication of gaps in your QC processes) but unfortunately I was not informed so could not take proactive action. Maybe there’s a mail sending service you can find to send notifications?

I’m normally not snarky, but this has been quite painful and costly.

The 3.6.1 version caused excessive CPU usage on my SiteGround hosed site, causing my site to be shut-down for hours. Can you guys PLEASE include doing a test deployment and monitoring on a SiteGround hosted instance and verify that your application is behaving properly BEFORE pushing an update?

This cost people hours of time and frustration trying to determine the cause and mitigation.

We encountered this same issue with the most recent update to 7.1.1.
CPU Usage on SiteGround was maxed and my site was taken off-line. Here’s the results of their support diagnostic:

During the investigation I noticed a number of slow database queries, the longest of which was regarding the wordfence_start_scheduled_scan cron event. Checking the cron events I noticed that the wordfence_start_scheduled_scan was listed over 100 times. Due to that I created backup of your database and disabled the Wordfence plugin and deleted the cron event:

Code:
user@usm38 [~/public_html/blog]# wp cron event delete wordfence_start_scheduled_scan
Success: Deleted 1966 instances of the cron event ‘wordfence_start_scheduled_scan’.
user@usm38 [~/public_html/blog]# wp db export
Success: Exported to ‘user_temp-2018-03-24-aa22861.sql’.
user@usm38 [~/public_html/blog]# wp plugin deactivate wordfence
Plugin ‘wordfence’ deactivated.
Success: Deactivated 1 of 1 plugins.

I’m afraid to re-activate the Wordfence plug-in now.

When I run my site through the Structured Data Testing tool, I do not see the schema show up on my website. Does it get published in another location?

If it’s not there, then no amount of waiting will make it eventually appear in searches.

Until I get an answer I can’t purchase the Pro version because my purchase decision is based on getting it to work. We are in testing/evaluation mode right now.