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  • #44568
    Fredel007
    Participant

    Hey there,

     

    figured out that BPS sets an autoloaded Option
    “bulletproof_security_options_mscan_plugin_hash” and some other

    bulletproof_security_options_customcode
    bulletproof_security_options_mscan_theme_hash

    with about 1MB, is this necessary / any chance to reduce that? (WP says that would be better :))

    Best

    #44569
    Fredel007
    Participant

    BTW MScan is Scheduled Scan is set to “off”. thx

    #44570
    AITpro Admin
    Keymaster

    That DB Options updating code is only used when BPS is actually doing those things.  Or are you saying that the database tables are 1MB, which is very small.

    #44578
    Fredel007
    Participant

    hey, thx alot.

    but ist seems they are autoloaded? tbh i dont know exactly how this is included, but WP tells me the size of autloaded options is pretty high and BPS is the biggest one here by far… are you sure this has no effect on performance, and why are they autoloaded even if i dont use MSCAN?

    mySQL:
    Option_name: bulletproof_security_options_mscan_plugin_hash
    size: 945147
    autoload: yes

    and some other.. (e.g. bulletproof_security_options_customcode, size 26606)

     

    thx again for the always super fast service!

    #44580
    AITpro Admin
    Keymaster

    I’m not seeing the same thing in Site Health on any of my websites, but I see other people are running into this issue with other plugins as of WP 6.6 > https://wordpress.org/support/topic/autoloaded-options-issue-in-site-health/. What most people are doing is creating custom code to prevent the Site Health plugin from displaying this. So you can just ignore it. What may be causing this issue is if you are using persistent object cache (database caching) and/or caching the wp-admin backend. object caching might actually cause a real issue since it would force autoload to persistently load vs only be in use when called. I don’t use any database caching on any of my websites.

    If you want to set autoload to no see this help topic > https://docs.wpvip.com/wordpress-on-vip/autoloaded-options/. setting autoload to no will not break anything in BPS.

    #44586
    Fredel007
    Participant

    ok crazy no clue why i have that size… will set some of the options to “no” – lets see 🙂 cheers

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