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[Plugin: Pure PHP Localization] Works only every 2nd time

Pure PHP Localization · support · 2011-03-02T05:52:00+00:00

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This plugin solved my problem with low memory limit, but it caused the website to appear only every 2nd time – i.e.: 1. load website – not correct; 2. reload it – correct; etc. Hmmm. I’m on a wp 3+ install with 20+ multisites on an NGINX 768 MB Centos Kloxo panel VPS. I’m having memory problems too. I am gonna try it. I will let you know if I have the same problem. Well, my site is working and my pages are loading properly. My ram is down. You might want to try NGINX. It speeds up your servers ability to serve supercached pages by the thousands per minute and gives you much more control over your server resources. Try this link: http://webserverhacks.com/web-server-hacks/how-to-install-nginx-on-a-wordpress-blog/ It worked for me. I don’t even turn Apache on anymore. Mind you the instructions were a little over my head and I paid the guy who wrote it 50 bucks to install it for me. Took him 10 minutes. Let me know. I can help you dial out the NGINX settings for your server.

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Norman C Hoffmann 2011-05-20T13:07:00+00:00

Hmmm. I’m on a wp 3+ install with 20+ multisites on an NGINX 768 MB Centos Kloxo panel VPS. I’m having memory problems too. I am gonna try it. I will let you know if I have the same problem.

Norman C Hoffmann 2011-05-20T13:35:00+00:00

Well, my site is working and my pages are loading properly. My ram is down. You might want to try NGINX. It speeds up your servers ability to serve supercached pages by the thousands per minute and gives you much more control over your server resources. Try this link: http://webserverhacks.com/web-server-hacks/how-to-install-nginx-on-a-wordpress-blog/ It worked for me. I don’t even turn Apache on anymore. Mind you the instructions were a little over my head and I paid the guy who wrote it 50 bucks to install it for me. Took him 10 minutes. Let me know. I can help you dial out the NGINX settings for your server.