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I have a wordpress installation and I run through NGINX without apache. I have installed a cache plugin on my wordpress installation, W3C total cache. This plugin added a nginx.conf file to the root folder of my wordpress installation. This file includes nginx directives for the cache. Does...

I have added the following to the additional settings in php settings of my service plan: [php-fpm-pool-settings] pm.process_idle_timeout = 5s;

You brilliantly read in my mind @Peter Debik , after posting, I told myself hummm 10 seconds is pretty high because the people who want to kill our server send TCP SYN flood attack, and they take advantage of the late timeout. If the timeout is 30 seconds they can send many requests which will...

@Franco I didn't check but I think that there is a missing directive in the plesk php-fpm configuration. add in the php settings of your domain or the service plan the following: [php-fpm-pool-settings] pm.process_idle_timeout = 5s; I have spotted php-fpm processes that were idle and never...

If you use php-fpm it may be worth it to add pm.process_idle_timeout = 10s; to php.ini (settings > php settings > click on php handler > php ini)

In this case, what are the settings of the PHP handler? From Nginx ? from Apache? Is it the same when the PHP handler is on Apache or Nginx? If you manually create a php info file, do you get the same issue where you refresh your phpinfo.php...

You could try to create a database manually and install wordpress manually to see if the problem comes from Plesk.

May be you could use the command line: "plesk repair all" Check the health of your database

It is now 2020, and I had the same increase in memory issue with PHP FPM operated by Nginx. The memory didn't stop growing until my server crashed. This was due to the absence of garbage collection. This means that even if the processes are IDLE they still take space in the server memory. The...

It looks like something was added to your wp-config.php which is one of the most important file of wordpress installation Compare your wp-config.php with the other ones. I think a code has been at the end of your wp-config.php file that is not usual A wordpress plugin may have added some code...

In the access log of your domain, you should see if there is any 404 errors. In fact, you can visit your website in a browser, then go to you log in plesk and check if you see a 200 or a 404. If it is a 200, the problem may come from your computer. If you have a mobile phone, disconnect from...

Do you have any directives in PLesk located in Apache & nginx settings

I think it could be related to A wordpress plugin. Do you know that a wordpress plugin can redirect to a 404 page, or change the status of the HTTP header? The directives in Htaccess A code in functions.php of the theme Clear your cache.

I have noticed that in access_ssl_log of my plesk Obsidian installation, the protocol HTTP/1.0 was mentionned while in reality the actual used protocol was HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2 I did from my computer curl "https://inadoo.com/test.html" -I --http1.1 and found a record in access_ssl_log with...

In plesk, In my domain list, I have fr.mydomain.com which points to /domain.com (a wordpress installation aware of subdomain) and mydomain.com which points to /domain.com (same folder path) I have disabled the subdomain in plesk because I have moved the website from fr.domain.com to...