Hi,
i recently moved my DNS to cloudfrare to improve speed.. i tested it for 3-4 days and everything seemed fine but on the 19 of april i started to experience all kind of problems:
-editor that don’t shows all options
-random error 503
-CGI problem from host control panel
i first tried to clean up database using plugins like WP-optimize and WP-sweep
my database was about 280 Mb when i started, but it does not seems to have effect.
So i turned off ALL plugins except for theme’s related.
What i’ve got now is that i still get errors 503 randomly, and database is about 385 Mb and i think the cause is the td_011_remote_cache which is getting huge.
i searched about td_011_remote_cache but you never gave a solution here in the forum on how to get rid of it if possibile.
But also i would like to understand what is causing it to increase
Thanks in advance for your time/help
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Hello!
The 503 error occurs when your website server cannot be reached – i.e., the server is unavailable. Check this guide: https://themeisle.com/blog/fix-503-error-wordpress/#gref
Check this thread: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/what-is-td_011_remote_cache/
Thank you!
Hi again,
did a few tests in the last days (disabling plugins, reuploading old database backups, ext-.), i solved some issues but there’s something which is not clear to me about the td_011_remote_cache stored in wp_option.
What i don’t understand is why it multiply to infinite… this seems to take my site to slow down because as soon as i delete those lines with this command:
DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE ‘td_011_remote_cache’;
my database is going from almost 300 Mb to 106 Mb (after optimizing wp_option) and the wordpress backend is loading way faster with all options in the post editor.
So, is it really needed all these lines?
i’ve two similar issue, one with td_011_remote_cache and one with transients of cloudflare’s plugin. But the backend goes back to normal only when i delete td_011
the difference i noticed between them is that td_011 has Autoload ON, and cloudflare transient don’t.
Hello!
Change the autoload and see if the data is stored again in your database. This is a need when you use the features presented in this thread: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/what-is-td_011_remote_cache/
Thank you!