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eventually? we have no mechanism that would allow delayed posting...
did you schedule the wp post? or do you have any caching on your wp pages?
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I use Sucuri web proxy with caching. Maybe that's interfering?
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Is there any way of checking if Sucuri is blocking anything?
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Perhaps a better question is what, exactly, does 'Sucuri web proxy with caching' do? If it caches HTML page images then you will have to expect forum posts, new topics, etc., to be delayed by the timeout period set for the cache. Most confusing for your users. The firm pages really do need to be excluded.
But I do not know what Sucuri caching gives you...
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I've disabled the cache in the forum. I'll test again and report back.
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Fingers crossed.. Do let us know how it turns out!
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It still didn't work. A new post was auto-published two hours ago and the forum topic wasn't created. I had to edit and re-save to get it to post.
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I need to ask. Are you able to set up a test with this suspected plugin deactivated?
And do we know why it was that you believed the last one had failed but it turned up at some point later? are we sure this one is not going to do that as well?
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On my test site, I deactivated the SNAP plugin and I'm not seeing any of the same behavior. As for the question on the other one showing up delayed, that didn't happen this time. The delayed post was only a few minutes; two hours passed and the forum topic wasn't created, and in the post list it didn't show that it was linked to a forum. After I edited and saved the post, it then created the forum topic and showed the link in the post list.
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I checked the error log and it threw an error when I forced the forum post creation by editing and saving the post. This is the error:
file: /home/tflcarco/public_html/tfltruck/wp-content/sp-resources/forum-plugins/blog-linking/sp-linking-plugin.php
line: 148
function: sp_update_blog_link
error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'AND post_index=1' at line 1
UPDATE tfl_sfposts SET post_content=' All pickup trucks are getting more and more capable. This is especially the case with the heavy duty one-ton pickups. This specific 2016 Ram 3500 HD Crew Cab 4x4 Limited is rated at a maximum 30,310 lbs of towing capacity. What kind of weight can we tow to challenge these beasts on the extreme Ike Gauntlet? We again chose the total trailer weight of 21,400 lbs for our HD test gooseneck trailer. First, we can directly compare the runs against last year because we are using the same trailer and same weight. Also, this weight can be handled by all trucks in the segment: including GM and Ford trucks. The 2016 model year truck is powered by the high output 6.7L I6 Cummins that makes 385 horsepower and 900 lb-ft of torque. Yep, it has 35 lb-ft of torque more than previous year. Take a look at this TFLtruck Ike Gauntlet video, featuring the 2016 Ram 3500 Dually with the high output Cummins motor. (Spoiler alert: the table below the video shows the results of the Ike Gauntlet run.) Also, check out Ike Gauntlet results for all trucks.
| 2015 Ram 3500 | 2016 Ram 3500 | ||
| Model | CrewCab Laramie LongHorn 4x4 | CrewCab Limited 4x4 | |
| Estimated $ | $69,915 | $75,275 | |
| Engine | 6.7-liter I6 | 6.7-liter I6 | |
| Transmission | 6-speed | 6-speed | |
| Power (hp / lb-ft) | 385 / 865 | 385 / 900 | |
| Payload (lbs) | 5,680 | 5,680 | |
| Tow Rating (lbs) | 29,010 (4.10 axle) | 30,310 (4.10 axle) | |
| Test Load (trailer + cargo + ppl) | 22,350 lbs | 22,150 lbs | |
| Suspension Sag | 4 in | 0.5 in | |
| Ambient Temp F | 40 F | 37 F | |
| Relative Humidity | 40% | 30% | |
| Barometric Pressure (at top) | 19.76 inHg | 19.76 inHg | |
| Calculated Power Loss | N / A | N / A | |
| Up: Time | 10:09.43 | 9:58.66 | |
| Up: MPG | 3.0 | 3.0 | |
| Up: Interior dB | N / A | N / A | |
| Up: Transmission Temp | normal | normal |
Andre Smirnov is a life-long automotive enthusiast, writer, reporter, and software engineer. He has been writing and reporting at TFL since 2011.' WHERE topic_id= AND post_index=1
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