Creato

Hi Mark,

Yes – this is regarding the editor backend.

As an example, the standard configuration of Cloudlinux is 20 entry processes.

https://docs.cloudlinux.com/shared/limits/

So, after 20 images in this setting you might start to see HTTP 508 errors. Remember that it is loading other dynamic scripts too for the editor as well as other site visitors – so actual results will vary.

Best regards

Hello, I am intrigued that you posted that 2 days ago because it also came to my attention around this time too. Do we know more about it?

It created 1.4 million hits to a customer’s website yesterday and 14GB of traffic, mostly originating 110.249.x.x and 111.225.x.x networks.

It does not appear to honour any caching nor have internal cache nor implement any rate limiting. A shoddy bot by every measure.

Full UA:

“Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 5.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile Safari/537.36 (compatible; Bytespider; [email protected])”

Best regards

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by Creato.

@tigroumeow

I had to fix this for a customer this morning as it breaks REST. You have a comma after array_merge() but there are no further arguments.

Best wishes,

James

Hi Pat,

Thank you for your response.

It is quite alarming that the SEO scoring happens in Javascript and I very much doubt any WordPress import plugin will be able to interact with Yoast now (not without a lot of hacking, at least). Perhaps you will consider reverting this important logic back to the server side code in a future release.

Kind regards,

James

Hi Ben,

Just because you have ignored this post does not mean it is resolved.

Please can someone you point this in the direction of your developers as this is quite a technical question regarding the inner workings of the plugin.

Thanks,

James

We are experiencing this issue too. WooCommerce is getting sloppy these days. This is completely unacceptable.

Hi,

Search result exceptions is currently not a feature, I’m afraid.

It is something we could look into adding in the future if there is enough demand or incentive.

Thanks,