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Your WordPress log says: "Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in" and a file path.
Before you type a bigger number into php.ini, a thread on what that number tells you:
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Waiting is the trap. On that workstation a script that only slept for 6 seconds was killed at 2.00, so waiting counted. The PHP manual says it is not counted outside Windows. We did not measure Linux.
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The fix order: read the number and path, match the ladder, check PHP time limit in Site Health, raise it only for a finite job, then confirm it moved. Ladder and checker: ahosting.net/blog/maximum-ex…
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"The package could not be installed" is a headline, not a diagnosis. The line under it names the check that failed.
What each second line means: ahosting.net/blog/the-packag…
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Your WordPress site shows: "Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress."
Before you reinstall anything, a thread on what the message means and the order that fixes it:
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On a hosting account the usual cause is a PHP setting: a changed PHP version, an edited extension list, or a migration. CloudLinux documents two MySQL driver sets that cannot be mixed.
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The fix has an order: upload a check file, tick one driver set, then compare against a PHP version that worked. Not below PHP 7.4. Full guide: ahosting.net/blog/your-php-i…
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"Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error" tells you a test run failed. It never tells you why. The real error is one address change away.
Full walkthrough: ahosting.net/blog/plugin-cou…
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Hot take: "The active theme is broken. Reverting to the default theme." is not a warning. It is a receipt.
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A warning would leave you time to act. In our lab the options were rewritten when the Themes screen loaded, and the notice appeared after that. The dashboard, the plugins page and wp-login.php did not trigger it.
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So the safest first move is not Appearance. Load the front end as an administrator and read the message. Walkthrough: ahosting.net/blog/the-active…
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Reissuing your SSL certificate will not clear a mixed content warning. The certificate was never the problem. A stored http:// URL is.
Full walkthrough: ahosting.net/blog/wordpress-…
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