move7mil

Having the exact same issue across multiple sites with the same theme.

Haven’t gotten this to work (change YOURTEXTDOMAIN of course):

load_textdomain( 'YOURTEXTDOMAIN', get_template_directory() . '/languages/' . determine_locale() . '.mo' );

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Wanted to report back, that in our case it was a couple of IP’s (traced to Alibaba Cloud HK) that just kept hammering the site with the following IP’s:

47.76.209.138
47.76.99.127

Blocking those two ip’s has returned things to normal; The row creation in woocommerce-sessions has slowed to a normal pace.

Hopefully that will help others to look into suspicious IP-acitivity.

I have the exact same issue.

Woocommerce_sessions table is flooded with PPCP_fraudnet_session_id rows, and FraudNet is not enabled in the Paypal settings. Grows by about a thousand rows per minute!

@inpsydekrystian

I’ve tried the posted method, but it seems that it has already been implemented in the latest version of the plugin – yet it’s still happening.

Why is Fraudnet seemingly active, when it’s turned off in the settings?

Deactivating the plugin dosen’t work either it just keeps growing and growing.

The problem is that there are still 50 search results before the result I want in some circumstances, therefore leaving me no other option but to use the manual workaround.

Is it possible to activate search by slug? That would really help until the team gets on it.

Yes, if you empty the table, and re-index it should work.

Thank you very much for this.

The index is now below 10 Mib! That’s insane savings in size and gains in responsiveness – and makes it usable for shops with large catalogues.

The code needs to go in functions.php?

We only need the search to index “Title” “SKU” and “Tag” – can you modify the code so this will be reflected?

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