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supportI´ve installed your plugin three times, added define( ‘QM_DISABLE_ERROR_HANDLER’, true ); in my wp-config.php and always has sent this 500 error in my dashboard. The error comes if you close session and log again. In that moment you can not log anymore. Can you help me to install it, pleas?
What’s the error in your PHP error log that triggers the 500?
Thanks for your reply. I´ve seen the errors and it was the SecResponseBodyLimit. I´ve set theese Additional Apache directives foir HTTP and HTTPS just for this domain: SecResponseBodyLimit 5242880 SecResponseBodyLimitAction ProcessPartial Do yout hink is all right?
I see, so you were attempting to reduce the amount of data returned by QM due to the large body size. Over 5MB means your site is probably performing a large amount of database queries as well as PHP errors and everything else. I can’t comment on whether SecResponseBodyLimit is the right config to change for your server, give it a try and see how it goes. The next version of QM will address this somewhat by switching away from server-side rendering of all the HTML tables that contribute to this output size. If you’re curious you can download the alpha version here , although it’s still under heavy testing.
Thanks a lot ant thanks for such your great pulgins as this one and Cron Jobs.
What’s the error in your PHP error log that triggers the 500?
Thanks for your reply. I´ve seen the errors and it was the SecResponseBodyLimit. I´ve set theese Additional Apache directives foir HTTP and HTTPS just for this domain: SecResponseBodyLimit 5242880 SecResponseBodyLimitAction ProcessPartial Do yout hink is all right?
I see, so you were attempting to reduce the amount of data returned by QM due to the large body size. Over 5MB means your site is probably performing a large amount of database queries as well as PHP errors and everything else. I can’t comment on whether SecResponseBodyLimit is the right config to change for your server, give it a try and see how it goes. The next version of QM will address this somewhat by switching away from server-side rendering of all the HTML tables that contribute to this output size. If you’re curious you can download the alpha version here , although it’s still under heavy testing.
Thanks a lot ant thanks for such your great pulgins as this one and Cron Jobs.