tjasko

We wouldn’t shut down the account if any limits are exhausted, as we would just include any overages on the next invoice.

Hey Thomas,

Taylor from MaxCDN here. Drop me an email at tjasko -at- maxcdn -dot- -com- with what website you are experiencing this with and an example where the image 404s. I’ll dive into what is causing this for you, Thomas.

-Taylor
MaxCDN Marketing Specialist

I get the same error as above. I’m running on PHP (FPM) v5.3.8-1.

It is odd. I propagated it again and it added in the permalink custom field this time… very weird.

@andrea_r Ha, good point! It was quite the load on the server, but all of them transfered.

@ron It worked out very well. One thing to mention, most of the posts it was importing did not add in the permalink custom field data correctly. For the permalink, it included my main domain and not subsite.maindomain.com.

I was able to fix it by just running a SQL command in the database (replacing “https://maindomain” to “https://subsite.maindomain”).

The propagation worked for a few posts, but the majority were wrong. If there’s any more information you’d want, I’d be more than happy to help.

Turning of the plugins did it… I also updated PHP and Apache because it needed to be updated…

Yeah, the plugins need to be turned off. Maybe put it in red text in the plugin. It’s actually propagating right now and it’s going by much faster.

Agh, I’ll disable JavaScript and disable all plugins then. Thanks, Ron! I don’t see why it should use that much resources in the first place.

The populating posts feature is taking quite a bit of resources on my server. Ron, is there any easier way to get this done?

It’s using 100% RAM and quite a bit of CPU. :S

Thanks for tagging the post!

Hmm, I’ll take a look and see if it’ll work for new posts. I do need it to transfer every single post over though.

Essentially, I won’t be using the tags page feature, but instead the “post to main blog” feature.

Trying to set up Sitewide Tags right now… somewhat odd on how it works. Trying to get my posts from blog ID #2 to the homepage on my main blog…

Hmm.

I’ll use Sitewide Tags then. Since I’m running on a VPS, I for sure have the power, but I don’t want it to use too many resources. Thanks so much!

You know though, this should really be built into WordPress. That would be quite the feature.

You don’t want to do that. Why? Becuase WordPress multisite was designed to be separate sites like WordPress.com, and once you start making cross-site calls, you will make your server work far harder than it should.

You have a very very good point. I typically try to code everything myself and to not use plugins, but I see your point on this one.

WordPress makes quite a bit of SQL by itself, but having it take two tables and combine them together, sort them, and the create the pagination would be tough work on the server… can’t agree any more.

You want the Sitewide Tags plugin. No foolin. It’s the easiest and safest way to do it.

Essentially, it’ll just duplicate the posts while linking to the other site… that’ll work just fine for me then!

I use this plugin to cross-reference all over the place. New posts in all the subpages sidebars, recent comments and even a newssection with a newsfeed for the entire website. Works perfectly.

As Sitewide Tags looks to be more updated than Diamond MultiSite Widgets, I’ll take a look at Sitewide Tags then!

Thanks so much for your help guys! This is exactly why I stick to using WordPress; the community is amazing!