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I had to deactivate WP Foro temprorarily because my webhost critizised that the plugin makes SQL queries that make the the server crash eventually. It looks like a maintenance job the plugin is doing. See below. Anybody an Idea how to solve that issue?
| 243059 | akilifod_wp5 | p21.server.hostpoint.internal:53344 | akilifod_wp5 | Query | 3735 | Storing result in query cache | WITH RECURSIVE `forum_path` AS(
SELECT `forumid`, `parentid`, 0 AS `depth`
FROM `wp_wpforo_forums`
WHERE `forumid` = 3
UNION
SELECT f.`forumid`, f.`parentid`, `depth` + 1
FROM `wp_wpforo_forums` f
INNER JOIN `forum_path` fp ON fp.`parentid` = f.`forumid`
) SELECT `forumid` FROM `forum_path` ORDER BY `depth` DESC | 0.000 |
I doubt wpForo is killing any mysql server.
What kind of hosting plan is that? Can you give us some details?
Do you have Debug to a LOG enabled for Wordpress?
Are there any fatal or other errors in the debug.log?
I haven't got a debug log set up. The hosting is a normal business hosting where up 10 a 100 Domains, 100 Databases and 500 GB of storage can be hosted. I can install adebug log and activate WP Foro again. But it is definitely WP Foro causing the issue because since I deactivated it, the problem stopped.
Just enable debug to a log
Add these to your wp-config.php
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false ); define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
Also check forums/tools/debug and go through all the tabs to see any issues.
Could you please let us login and help to fix this issue?
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@zimi ,
We found and fixed the issue. Somehow, one of your forum parent ID was set its own ID, so it was stacked in a loop. I think this was a result of some database manipulation by someone. wpForo could not set such parent ID in its own.
@robert many thanks for that. We will never know what caused it but I am glad it's solved.
