Richard Vencu

Fixed by uninstalling the redis extension from PHP. Will add them back in order with site separation.

Yes, sounds like this. However the strangeness persists
– I deleted all Redis cache plugins and I still have one website pulling data from another website database
– I have upgraded from version 1.6.3 and before there was no problem with the sites separation. At very least the upgrade should alert me to watch that issue…

Hi, I experienced a similar loop today after updating to 2.02

But it was strange, it sent to for login to another website on the same server. For instance, trying to login to wikitip.info/wp-admin redirected me to the login page of longmen.eu website.

I had to delete Redis plugin from ALL websites on the server, flush opcache so I can regain access to wikitip.info

Deleting all browser cookies did not help, tried that prior to deleting. Also, the server restart did not help.

Later I will try adding the plugin back site by site to see what happens.

moved here with debug info https://github.com/Blobfolio/righteous-mimes/issues/2

Maybe is not so important because some proper javascript can overcome the need to pass variables since the objects are anyway in the DOM and they are just hidden. So I guess there is no reason to add such functionality.

in my case I did a server reboot after commenting the wp-config.php line

I scratch my head on that. wp-config.pho should be loading earlier than redis plugin. Therefore the class Redis is not yet available. Then error 500 seems a reasonable result.

Maybe the JSON serializer should be set elsewhere?

Also some items were still generating problems. therefore I moved to Cloudflare Pro subscription to solve the WebP delivery problem.

it works in desktop and emulated mobiles but actually on real iPhone it still does not work…

Changing the following function to add picture element seems to solve the issue:

(function($) {
    var options = $.lazyLoadXT;

    options.selector += ',picture,video,iframe[data-src],embed[data-src]';
    options.videoPoster = 'data-poster';

    $(document).on('lazyshow', 'video', function(e, $el) {
        var srcAttr = $el.lazyLoadXT.srcAttr,
            isFuncSrcAttr = $.isFunction(srcAttr),
            changed = false;

        $el.attr('poster', $el.attr(options.videoPoster));
        $el.children('source,track')
            .each(function(index, el) {
                var $child = $(el),
                    src = isFuncSrcAttr ? srcAttr($child) : $child.attr(srcAttr);
                if (src) {
                    $child.attr('src', src);
                    changed = true;
                }
            });

        // reload video
        if (changed && typeof $(this).attr('preload') !== 'undefined' && 'none' != $(this).attr('preload')) {
            this.load();
        }
        $(this).removeClass('lazy-hidden');
    });

    $(document).on('lazyshow', 'embed', function(e, $el) {
        $(this).removeClass('lazy-hidden');
    });

    $(document).on('lazyshow', 'picture', function(e, $el) {
        $(this).removeClass('lazy-hidden');
    });

})(window.jQuery || window.Zepto || window.$);

and this is the problem:

<picture class="lazy lazy-loaded sp-no-webp" data-lazy-type="image" width="70" height="70"><source data-srcset="https://dentfix.ro/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ivory-implanturi.webp" type="image/webp"><source data-srcset="https://dentfix.ro/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ivory-implanturi.png"><img data-src="https://dentfix.ro/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ivory-implanturi.png" class="sp-no-webp lazy-loaded" data-lazy-type="image" width="70" height="70" alt="icon implant dentar" srcset="https://dentfix.ro/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ivory-implanturi.png" src="https://dentfix.ro/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ivory-implanturi.png"></picture>

So I am satisfied now that actually my problems are not coming from this plugin. I fear more the bad redis.conf settings.

maybe you got invite from adwords@dentfix

Also did a bit of drilldowns myself and found the i/o time was inflated by a number of calls to the maxcdn.bootstrap.com server which I therefore tried to eliminate. wp menu is another big resource eater mainly processing time. Avada and fusion builder come next.

So the things seem not bad with this plugin instead it calls some of the other slow things. redis helps with that up to a point (db calls)

My main problem was that my server was sluggish during wp rocket preloads. During that window any legit visitors got huge TTFB time from the server. Still CPU and memory were under 50% so the only thing that could happen was the inflated PHP processing queue

sent invite over hangouts. cannot literally speak now, I catched cold and lost my voice, but I can type. I also have webmetting server if you need screen sharing and control