wolfkettler

I disconnected it, deactivated it and then uninstalled it from the plugins page. Do you think anything was left behind?

Hi Matthew

This will interest you: After we last spoke I ‘disconnected’ Jetpack and uninstalled it – and it seems that those three mystery images that I mentioned in my initial post did indeed come from Jetpack. At least they did not show up in the monitoring any longer. (Something else is still not quite right, though.)

Now here is the interesting bit: Today (!) I got an e-mail from Jetpack that my site was down and then some ten minutes later that my site was up again.

This is the ordinary Jetpack site monitoring but how can this be if Jetpack is disconnected and uninstalled?

Wolf

Hm … yes. Thanks.

That’s my thought. My webspace provider is convinced there is something wrong with my site.

Website is https://www.wolfkettler.co.uk. Add /blog – don’t want it to be out in the wild too much because many elements do not yet work quite right, such as internal links.

The site is a rebuild on a new, clean database.

I started off with the Twenty Fifteen theme and it was not any different.

That was one of the first things I tried. Unsuccessfully.

Host: Easyspace

CloudFare – nothing

Plugins – nothing exciting or dubious:
Add From Server
Akismet
All In One SEO Pack
Cookie Notice
Custom 404 Error Page
Disable Emojis
Email Subscribers
Fast Secure Contact Form
P3
Regenerate Thumbnails
Responsive Lightbox
WordPress Related Posts

PHP not sure but it will be an up-to-date version.

Theme: Matheson Pro

Thank you, Matthew. Yes, I did mean WP.com, which redirects to wordpress.com. WP.com is what it says in the site monitoring logs that my webspace provider has set up.

I have taken off Jetpack just after I wrote my post to see if it would make a difference. The first thing that I noticed, though, is that my site actually runs slower (!) without Jetpack. Could of course be coincidence.

I am also (still) getting two exotic error messages intermittently:
– Error 503 Backend fetch failed (varnish cache server)
– Error 504 Gateway Time-out. The server didn’t respond in time

What we are really trying to establish is whether the performance problems are site or server related.

My webspace provider thinks it’s the site, I think it is the server. Of course.

Thank you very much for your help.

W.

No-one?

Can’t really imagine hacked although it is a possibility. Thanks for the links – will check it all out – but all I wanted to know for now is how to find the source page for outgoing clicks …

Forgot to say, I also already re-installed WP but the problems persist.

Had the same problem and your solution corrected it. Thanks for sharing!

Interestingly, the error only occurred for non-logged in users, which is what you also experienced.

Wolf
WOLF KETTLER PHOTOGRAPHER
https://www.wolfkettler.co.uk