Looking into the issues, I noticed that my Wordpress wp_options database was a whopping 23mb. I started looking for the offending entries, and found that a plugin I had installed a long while back had added some 500 rows that contained the phrase ‘magpie rss’. … The moral of the story: keep an eye on the database and let plugin authors know they should not put their options into the primary wp_options db, so when/if you need to remove them, you can easily dump the db entries too - and plugin authors: offer your users the option to remove your tables before they deactivate your plugin!
Optimize your Wordpress database
April 16th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: · database, Tips, wordpress
And we’re back…
November 14th, 2007 · No Comments
Although BabyGotMac is doing well, the need to have somewhere to post non-Mac stuff is overwhelming, so TechPedia is back.
The DB backups seem to be missing about 6 months of posts, but I’ll try to get it current and start posting more content here, including Wordpress and Pligg (which is being used on [...]
Tags: · babygotmac, pligg, site, wordpress
