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That function is used all over the place - but there are a couple key places to look. That function ideally would never exist if it wasn't for WP storing serialized and unserialized strings in the same places and having to detect if it's working with one or not (such an amazing design.) - but either way, it shouldn't be as slow as it is. In the PHP-FPM slowlog and New Relic I see 'maybe_unserialize' keep coming up over and over. Anyway, the site WAS just fine previously with those, so it's something else. 'I can do everything' themes often are too. I notice the standard stuff - UberMenu, Genesis theme - both very general purpose things, which we all know sacrifices performance for flexibility. But the backend and uncached pages (and 404s) are abysmal. His frontend performance (for cached pages) is lightning fast.

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He's using my CloudFlare full page caching method - so that's good. It's on a server I setup, so the server shouldn't be the issue, but I wanted to make sure there's not something weird going on with it, and see if I can find some causes. One of my clients contacted me saying his site is not performing properly and it has been getting worse. Their backups will sit on the 'Crashplan for Home' system until it expires, I guess - but a backup system with an expiration isn't much of a backup system at all. I just feel bad for all the people complaining on Twitter about prepaying and CP's policy is no refunds. How is that 60 days? It's 30 days from today. Your new subscription expiration date is. To allow you time to transition to a new backup solution, we've extended your subscription (at no cost to you) by 60 days. CP has tons of complaints of lost or broken backups, horrible speeds, then this kind of shit. Sadly, it is the only Linux capable unlimited client out there though still. Need I remind you that CP's upload performance is abysmal, the client is bloated and 'Java-ey' and resource intensive.

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Even though the consumer CrashPlan could support it, and the CrashPlan Pro talks about unlimited backups ('it can be gigabytes or terabytes!') they give me no way to migrate that.

Both of those backups, which took forever, are going to be removed. So two of my NAS units are actually close to 100% backed up (it only took YEARS) - one at 14.7TB, the other at 23TB. If you continue, these cloud backups will be permanently removed after you migrate your account to CrashPlan for Small Business, and these devices will start new cloud backups. Due to technical platform constraints of the migration process, each device's cloud backup must be less than 5 TB. Some of your devices have more than 5 TB of data backed up to CrashPlan Central. They provide an 'easy' way and a discount for 12 months to migrate you over to their 'small business platform' - except get this. But now it is being forced, as they've announced they are exiting the consumer market. I've been getting 'convert to CrashPlan Pro' emails for a month or two now.

🙂 CP was the only unlimited + Linux option there is. Why would I be using CrashPlan one might ask? Well, I've been waiting years for Backblaze to come up with a consumer/unlimited Linux client for my NAS boxes, and now that B2 is out, I doubt that's happening.