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Image Recycler Pushed server CPU to max.

  1. DJBenz
    DJBenz
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  4. Thursday, 30 August 2018
Help! I purchased a plan and I guess that Image Recycler has started working in the back end of my site, but it has pushed my hosting CPU usage to 100% and now I can't access the site.

How can I stop the process running and make sure it only works in small batches? I have many thousands of images on my site.
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tristan@imagerecycle
tristan@imagerecycle
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Hi,

This is not normal it should run in background yes but absolutely not taken 100% of the CPU resources.
Could you drop us a support ticket please?

The developer will take a look at that.

Thanks.
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DJBenz
DJBenz
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I will do.
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wonenonline
wonenonline
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Same problem over here.. did you solve it?
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DJBenz
DJBenz
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Same problem over here.. did you solve it?


Sort of. Not sure. IR support logged into my site and did some tinkering, the high CPU went away after a while although the plugin is still a little flaky and I have to check every week or so to make sure it's optimized new images, otherwise I can get a backlog.
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wonenonline
wonenonline
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Thanks for your reply!
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