kosmicare
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Thanks. I think I was confused because the table on that page lists the columns in a different order to the CSV file example. Very silly of me!
Thank you for the quick response. I don’t suppose you have any hints as to where I might look for the actual cause? Maybe there is something in that information that suggests it…?
Thanks Phil, that’s very helpful and gives me a way to manually trigger the request.
You can see that 1 hour ago there was a slow request but it successfully returned a 200 response instead of timing out.
Upon manually triggering the scan (time since triggered, 15 seconds) the delay was not there.
Something interesting about the bug is the fact that it was sending the request very frequently, every minute at least.
So we are no closer to knowing the true cause but thank you for these helpful troubleshooting steps which I will use if it ever happens again.
Hi Phil, thanks for your response. As mentioned in my previous post, the logs are finite and at the time you requested to see them, the incident in question was no longer in them. I did state that I was providing the screenshot as an example of what the logs look like, to demonstrate that they are indeed showing a measure of time.
My understanding of this is that a hanging request delays the page load until the request returns a result. I know this can happen (to any plugin which makes requests) because I have seen it in the past with another plugin (no longer installed).
As I also mentioned in both my previous posts, I did deactivate Wordfence and the problem disappeared. As I mentioned in my previous posts, the problem did not re-appear again afterwards.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I am thinking about future prevention. It seems that you don’t recognise the request I mention, or what it does, which is fine, perhaps it was indeed a one off. We will have to leave it unresolved, I will return someday if it ever happens again.
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Unfortunately the items have now moved out of the HTTP request logs. Here is an example of some requests:
https://i.imgur.com/rH78Vj6.png
I’m quite confident that the requests were taking that long, since that is the information being presented. I am willing to be corrected though.
Loading any page on the site was taking much longer than normal to load. Where normally the homepage loads in 0.6 seconds, requests were taking 10.4 seconds or thereabouts.
Given the coincidental occurrence, and coincidental duration matches, you can probably see why I think wordfence is involved (true that it may not be the cause).
As mentioned in the post, I deactivated and reactivated Wordfence and the problem has resolved itself, so I am more thinking about future prevention. Maybe it was just a one off bug and it won’t happen again though.
I disabled WF for a little while so that I could quickly install some new plugins.
I found that the error still occurred on one occasion. Therefore I am no longer certain that the problem is caused by WF.I have contacted my hosting provider. I will contact you if the situation changes and I think that WF might be involved.
Thanks for your help.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Woo EDD Email Domain Blacklist] Does not workI refreshed and tested a few times but they were still able to register, no problem.
You seem to be talking about registration of users. This is not what this plugin is for, it is for blacklisting emails at checkout only.
Unfortunately it seems that the problem is a misunderstanding about what the plugin is supposed to do.
It turns out that I was using a different plugin with a similar name, so it was not a problem with this plugin!
Thanks, updated.
how would I report this as a bug? It doesn’t make sense to refer to the generic error catching code when trying to show the source of the real bug?
I was able to find the true source of the error by downloading a free trial of a php project manager and doing a string search on all the code in my plugin folder.
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This is in the PHP fatal errors file for the installation
I tried these steps and they did not work:
- * Deactivating the
Discounts Per Payment Method on WooCommerce
plugin
* Activating the payment method plugins and manually changing the discount amounts to 0
* Deactivating all payment methods in woocommerce settings
* Deactivating all payment method plugins
I think that the final correct solution was to delete the
Discounts Per Payment Method on WooCommerce
plugin completely. Finally I had 3500 coupons!All of them had the same description:
Discount coupon for payments with .
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In reply to: [Bitcoin Payments for WooCommerce] Payments do not confirmNow that I am using a hard cron I am not having this issue and the plugin works perfectly
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In reply to: [Bitcoin Payments for WooCommerce] exchange rate multiplier working backwardsI am also having this problem. Bounty of £50 for fix
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In reply to: [Bitcoin Payments for WooCommerce] THIS PLUGIN STOLE MY BITCOINI don’t think that’s even possible, did you use the correct public key?