TroubleShooting
Monitoring and managing your disk usage at Pressable
All Pressable accounts come with a high level of available storage to be used by sites on the account. While this storage is often more than sufficient for most accounts, occasionally some…
Rate Limiting on 404 Pages: The 428 Error
When excessive requests are made to assets or pages that return a 404 error, our servers will return an HTTP 428 Precondition Required response code. As 404 pages are not cached, multiple…
Pressable’s Web Application Firewall (WAF) For Increased Site Security
All Pressable sites are protected by a web application firewall (WAF). Our WAF makes sites hosted on our platform more secure by blocking common attack vectors, such as SQL injection. When the…
Facebook Sharing DeBugging: 301 Errors on Facebook Shares
If sharing articles and pages from your website results in a 301 redirect error on Facebook, there are a few debugging steps you can take to isolate the reason why.
Accessing WordPress Error Logs on Your Site
In this article we will review how to access error logs for your website to assist in debugging a problem. There are a few locations that logs can be found – all…
SSL Troubleshooting for the Most Common SSL Issues
SSL errors can occur for a variety of reasons. Below you can find information on troubleshooting some of the most common ones.
Understanding ABSPATH at Pressable
At Pressable, the WordPress Core files are symbolically linked to another location on the platform. In other words, they are not in the site root, as is the case with a standard…
Using Search and Replace on WordPress and Your Pressable Site
When you set up a site on Pressable, a staging URL is created: {site_name}.mystagingwebsite.com There are a couple of advantages of this staging URL: Migrating a site from another host: You can…
Object Caching with Memcache
By default the WordPress object cache is non-persistent. This means that data stored in the object cache resides in memory only and only for the duration of the request. However, Pressable uses…
Troubleshooting SFTP Connection Errors and Problems
If you are experiencing trouble trying to connect to your website using SFTP, we have found that the following troubleshooting steps are helpful. In almost all cases one of these actions will…
Tips for Troubleshooting Website Performance Issues
There are multiple factors that can affect the amount of time that it takes for a website to load: improperly sized images, uncompressed Javascript files, and lack of caching to name a…
Using the WordPress Query Monitor Plugin
What is Query Monitor? The Query Monitor plugin is a free debugging tool that helps assess the performance of your website. It gives an in-depth analysis of all of the requests being…
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