This just started after the WordPress 2.7-beta3-9948 upgrade. When I go to post or edit a post, everything will hang there for about two minutes and then I get the eeeevil 500 server error message.
When I go look at the page, the entry has actually posted or edited. I did the usual: disabled plugins, manually deleted and reinstalled WP 2.7, and still I get the same 500 server error. When I went backwards to WP 2.6.5 the problem went away. I am on DreamHost Private Server, and currently run a guaranteed *304 MB*memory (burstable to *608 MB)*. I tried upping the resources to *535 MB* memory (burstable to *985 MB)* to see if that changed anything, and it didn't. My average memory is running steady at *255 MB* and the server load averages 0.08 over five minutes. *Server operating system:* Linux *Current version of PHP:* PHP 5.2.6 *Current version of MySQL:* MySQL 5.0.45-log *Webserver software:* Apache/2.2.9 (Unix) PHP/5.2.6 mod_ssl/2.2.9 OpenSSL/0.9.8c mod_fastcgi/2.4.6 I have another domain on the same server with the exact same theme and plugins running WordPress 2.7-beta3-9909 and it is working just fine. Ironically, the one working fine gets 1000 times the traffic the other one does. I had a similar issue with an installation on a Hosting Matters server the other day. I installed WP 2.7 beta3 and it worked fine for about two hours before the server overloaded and locked out. That site averages about 10k hits a day, and is on a dedicated server running the following configuration: *Server operating system:* Linux *Current version of PHP:* PHP 4.4.7 *Current version of MySQL:* MySQL 4.1.22-standard *Webserver software:* Apache When I replaced WP 2.7 for WP 2.6.5 the loads went from 233.85 back down to 0.88. Yesterday I re-installed WP 2.7 to the Hosting Matters server and the same issue cropped up again. I hope I gave you enough information to work with... -- DJ Allyn www.djallyn.org www.liberaltopia.org "The real trouble with reality is that there is no background music" _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
