mywebtonet

Hi Blackhawk

Set as resolved now.

Rgds

Hi Blackhawk

this issue has been resolved 5 months ago, and you have still not changed your rating for this plugin, we appreciate you had a look at it, and the issue you reported was corrected, can we ask you to update your review?

Rgds

Hi

This has been sorted a while back, all in order.

Rgds

Hi again

Just made a minor update to the plugin, if you delete the plugin and install it again from the repository and run it again you can see a new line showing the location of the php.ini file used, might get you on the right path in regards to the php_memory_limit.

Rgds, MyWebToNet

Hi

The results are accurate enough as they’re actually just simple tests performed against your PHP and your MySQL server. The phpmemory limit you are referring to are fetched from PHP itself with a builtin PHP command which shouldn’t report incorrectly, if the figure appears incorrect compared to your php.ini, your PHP installation might use another php.ini file or your PHP might not report correctly. You’re using a very old PHP 5.5 version, we can definately recommend that you get it upgraded.

Looking at the figures, we guess you’re using a Q6/9XXX Intel CPU or a 3-4 year old AMD CPU.

If we do the test

select BENCHMARK(500000000, EXTRACT(YEAR FROM NOW()))

on our MySQL servers we allocate to our hosting customers, our servers does this test in 3.3 to 4 seconds, your server reports 18 seconds. You can try the test directly on your MySQL server via your PHPMyAdmin interface.

So the figures are definately correct as they are (you can look in the source code how all these tests are done).

You do however have a serious problem with your MySQL configuration, the test we do, and where your server fails (135.64 seconds) can be due to:

buffer settings in your my.cnf file
slow write performance on your disk system
not enough memory allocated to MySQL

Keep in mind that you website’s load time of 1.7 seconds is probably just doing reads from your MySQL, our test does table creating, insert to table and delete tables, 200 times.

Thats all for now ??

Hi

It turns out that your webserver explicitly require

<?php

instead of just

<?

for enabling PHP in the code. It’s not very common anymore, we have changed the code now and updated the version to 1.1.6 so everybody else can benefit from it ??

We appreciate your help ??

Rgds

Hi

Just did some minor changes to the code, if you try now (delete plugin and fetch from repository), it might work. If not, it must be some kind of incompatibilities between nginx and PHP, but give it a try!

Rgds

Hi

You can try to edit the PHP script in line 1, change

<?php
to
<?

and see if it helps.

Rgds

Hi

Thats very difficult to say, we know that it works with all versions of PHP, wonder if the 5.5.9 might have a bug in it. It is tested here with PHP 5.5.15 (and previous versions back to 5.5.11)

It’s a very simple PHP script and should not give an error at all, reason why it moved up a number from line 681 to 680, is that we removed the ?> from the last line.

If you can post the errormessage (the complete message) here, it might help us locate the problem.

Rgds

Hi

We have tested this plugin on numerous machines and are getting positive feedback from a lot of users so it is a bit weird that some can’t get it to work.

Can we ask you to remove the plugin and the install a fresh copy via the plugin manager, just did a minor change that might correct the error but need your feedback.

Rgds

Hi

We have tested this plugin on numerous machines and are getting positive feedback from a lot of users so it is a bit weird that some can’t get it to work.

Can we ask you to remove the plugin and the install a fresh copy via the plugin manager, just did a minor change that might correct the error but need your feedback.

Rgds

Hi

It might be because there is a newline missing on the last line. It should work without. If you delete the plugin and fetch it again, we have added a newline to line 673, if you get back to us we know if it works.

Rgds

Hi guys

Can we ask you to test again, just release 1.1.1, best you can do is to remove the old plugin and reinstall, then you will get the latest one.

Rgds

Hi guys

Sorry about that, can we ask you to test again, just release 1.1.1, best you can do is to remove the old plugin and reinstall, then you will get the latest one.

Rgds

Hi

Thanks for your interest.

No not yet, we will at some point use the data to show statistics, we simply don’t have enough yet, when we do we plan to show

PHP versions
Memory limit
PHP and MySQL Benchmark results

and some kind of graph.

Quite interesting stuff coming in, the average time is around 18-22 seconds, some as slow as 125 seconds. Memory limit is averaging 64M and the php versions…. are very old (not updated to latest versions)

When we have enough data we will implement a button to view results in the plugin so just keep an eye out for any updates ??

Rgds MyWebToNet