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Answer about Admin Area Turned to Persistent


  • fptquangngai
    Participant

    @fptquangngai

    9 years, 3 months ago

    Hello all!
    After activating BuddyPress, my admin area turned to a blank screen. Launching FTP client and renaming the buddypress subdirectory solved it immediately, but no matter what I tried (deleting the files, reinstalling, cleaning up the transient records from the database, etc), re-activating BP immediately results in everything behind wp-admin turning to a blank screen.

    Search through support forums here lead to no solution. There are recommendations to increase the available memory, but I’m on a very powerful dedicated server with more than 50% memory available. I had this confirmed after consulting with my webhost.

    What’s a guy to do to make BP work?

    PS – I run a very busy website with 10 Million uniques a month, 20% bounce rate, 12 pages accessed per visit, 480k registered members and a new comment made approximately every 2 to 3 minutes. The server is powerful enough to handle this load of traffic and have a lot of extra power for spikes. I’m sure the problem is not with insufficient server resources. Help?

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  • danbp
    Moderator

    @danbp

    9 years, 3 months ago

    hi,

    increasing the avaible memory means php memory, which handles scripts.
    On a usual install, WP+BP need at least 128mo to run flawless.

    Even if the server as the theoric resources, weird scripts or bad coded theme or plugins can lead to severe issues…

    Read here for some basics about blank sreen of death.
    This is actually the only issue which is real ! You have to consult the log files to track down the responsible script who generate this error.

    Please give also more details about your install (theme name or site url, used plugins, server type and php, mysql version number) if you need more and/or better help.

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