leonep

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hello,
on my server i have some wordpress website with the same problem.
wp-admin dashboard does not correct load with cage_fs enabled ( CPU fault , 1 core for account, load on server is around 3, i have 8 cores )

script load-styles.php return 500 . disabling case_fs it works.
website is consuming to much CPU loading wordpress dashboard and it faults.

this is recent problem , 2 or 3 days ago we worked well on it.

after some test i found that disabling opcache website works good and does not consume all the CPU core.

on one website i have fix it optimizing with a plugin (WP_OPTIMIZE)

could please help me to identify the nature of problem?

thanks
 

cPanelWilliam

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Hey!

wp-admin dashboard does not correct load with cage_fs enabled ( CPU fault , 1 core for account, load on server is around 3, i have 8 cores )

script load-styles.php return 500 . disabling case_fs it works.
In some cases, we've seen that WP Toolkit Security measures can conflict with WordPress plugins, resulting in similar issues to the one you described. For example, the "Disable scripts concatenation for WordPress admin panel" setting has prevented other users from accessing the WordPress dashboard. In those cases, the Apache error log would display a "Client denied by server configuration error" which includes the path to load-styles.php or other files under wp-admin.

If you have any security measures enabled on the site from WP Toolkit, I'd recommend temporarily disabling them one by one to see if they will allow the Admin interface to load properly. If that still does not help, I'd suggest opening a ticket with our team so they can take a closer look.