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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
SeanBe793 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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indeed it has been. I got in touch with my service providers who notified me that The issue was with The wpforo-embeds plugin I have installed; They've deactivated it for now which is why it's running normally. They've asked me to consult with The developers of wpforo with regards to what's causing The timeout issue. |
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
Anonymous20 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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I see now that your problem i solved ? |
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
Anonymous20 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Posted by: SeanBe793
Yeah I had a couple of PHP warnings pop up in relation to a single plugin. Deactivated that to no avail; seems like I will have to indeed contact my provider.
Thank you very much for your assistance so far even so!
PHP warnings are not that important. Fatal errors are.
Why don't you follow what i told you ? Switch to default Theme and disable all plugins except wpForo. You have many plugins, onesignal for example.
This is The Standard Wordpress debug procedure. |
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
Anonymous20 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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And this adds at atleast 5-7 seconds load impact to your pages.
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
SeanBe793 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Yeah I had a couple of PHP warnings pop up in relation to a single plugin. Deactivated that to no avail; seems like I will have to indeed contact my provider.
Thank you very much for your assistance so far even so! |
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
Anonymous20 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Posted by: SeanBe793
Thanks Massimo. The sit's live though; believe WP Debug has to be done locally?
Not very tech-savvy so I'd appreciate you holding my hand. Thanks.
No problem with a live site as long as The DEBUG is written to a LOG and not displayed to The browser.
Not sure what you mean locally. Just follow The above and add 3 lines for debug:
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false ); |
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
SeanBe793 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Thanks Massimo. The sit's live though; believe WP Debug has to be done locally?
Not very tech-savvy so I'd appreciate you holding my hand. Thanks. |
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
SeanBe793 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Thanks for The quick response.
I've had WP Super Cache and WP Smush as The only 'Optimizer' plugins that I seem to be using. No other URL redirection plugins; could you specify what other optimizer plugins I should be looking for?
Tried clearing caches. Issue still persists! |
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RE: Thread Generating 504 Gateway Timeout.
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20 Relevance |
8 years ago |
Robert |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Hi SeanBe793,
Do you have URL redirection plugins or some Optimizer plugin? Please disable those and test it again. Also please delete website cache and wpForo cache in Dashboard > Forums > Dashboard admin page. |
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RE: 502 Bad Gateway
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19 Relevance |
7 years ago |
Robert |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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I just clicked on that URL and didn't see such error. It works fine. in any case you can use The default WordPress reset password URL using this instruction: |
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RE: phpBB import issue, only one reply
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19 Relevance |
6 years ago |
Maxime |
phpBB |
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@robert
Many thanks. Now having trouble with 504 Gateway timeout but I should be able to fix this. Fingers crossed 😉
Best
Maxime |
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RE: Cannot add topic, button does not respond
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19 Relevance |
4 years ago |
RealAct |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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@lrxcywq Also make sure you clean all caches on The server if you use a CDN or use a cache plugin. Also ensure to clear all caches in your browser as well. |
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RE: Migration as a service
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18 Relevance |
8 years ago |
Robert |
Migrate From Stand-Alone Forums |
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We've contacted to Profprojects, They said The migration was finished on time, The problem is uploading all migrated data to your server. The server doesn't allow Them to upload big database, so They asked you for FTP connection to try import database using other tools. So please make sure The server you use is good for The project you requested. They have finished work on Sunday as promised and They provided The migrated forum demo on Sunday too. After this They are not able to import all data to your server because of your server poor resources and limits. Please contact Them and provide all necessary data (FTP etc) to allow Them upload wpForo database and file attachments to your server |
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RE: Forum structure didn't move with WP Staging Pro
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18 Relevance |
1 year ago |
sarawhitford |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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I'm not sure if you meant I should do this on The live site or The staging site, but I did learn from WP Staging Pro plugin developers that The reason The tables weren't brought over from wpForo is because They have a different prefix than was expected by WP Staging Pro. I was able to do another push of The staging site to The live site by manually selecting The wpForo tables in The WP Staging Pro plugin for push changes. Also, I still had to go through all of The update/flush options in The wpForo overview and I did a hard flush of permalinks.
Finally, it seems to have brought over The structure. |
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RE: Forum structure didn't move with WP Staging Pro
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18 Relevance |
1 year ago |
Sofy |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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@sarawhitford,
Please navigate to The wpForo > Tools > Database Tables Tab, find and click The [Repair] button. |