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Turned them all off, wasn't until I turned off the Forums app that it had any effect. Turned it back on and CPU usage spiked again. Was up and down for a bit, but seems to be stuck at > 100% again. Similar behaviour to a restart. join_buffer_size is 262144

Starting about 5 days ago, something has started pinning CPU usage over 100% when it is typically averages under 50%. It is making the site very slow and unresponsive. I've turned off every other website running to narrow it down to IP Board. I'm using Cloudron to manage the sites. If I restart the container running the board, it will get responsive for a short term before it starts to bog down again. Have done no changes recently to the website or configuration. If I run htop, I can see a mysqld process running at high cpu usage, and it will keep running for days if I don't restart the server. When I log into mysql, I can't see any queries running that match that. Have had the Cloudron folks take a look at this, and they think it is something with the board software. Can't see anything wrong on their end. Any thoughts on next steps on this?

I still haven't found a fix for this. If anyone does, please update here. In the developer console, when embedding a tweet, now seeing this as a CORB error

Tweets are converted properly on this forum, but I see the same error @BradSmith is reporting. Can see it by trying to paste a tweet here. https://www.morningbigblue.com/community/topic/4320-introduce-yourself/page/10/#comments For simplicity, you can try pasting this into a new post there https://twitter.com/Twitter/status/1656697812266909696

Replied to the email but still waiting to hear back

Where do I see the ticket?

Access details are sorted and updated in the client area. At 8AM Eastern tomorrow, you want me to run the update?

This is part of the issue and why I moved to getting this working on the test site first. Ever since I tried installing Pages on my live site and it failed (as per above), I cannot perform any updates. (even after uninstalling Pages) When I try to upgrade to the latest release, it hangs and I need to restore from a backup to get my site back live and working. Credentials have been updated in the client area, but if it would make more sense to get this working on the test site, I can add those credentials as well.

Sorry to revive this older thread, but still haven't been able to get Pages installed. Finally moved this over to my test site to try and figure this out, as I don't want to break my live site. I did a fresh install of Invision Board (without Pages). Cloned my database over to the test install site Now trying to install Pages, and I still get this error (see screenshot) This is the link to my test site: https://test.morningbig.blue/community/ Some other things to note: The table that is mentioned in the screen shot doesn't exist prior to when I install pages. When the installation error occurs, the table does exist in the database with only one row in it with a database key of articles (assuming the install process is trying to install a second row in here with the same key) After I Uninstall Pages (since the installation didn't fully complete), that table is gone. The install process has to be trying to install something in here twice.

How would I go about changing my test URL?

Uninstall Pages?

I had Pages years ago, then discontinued, then just tried adding it again. I will try the install again.

All apps and plugins are disabled (I re-enabled after I checked but have turned them all off now again). And have created a new theme in Manual Mode. You can select it in the footer to see. I still get the error

I am using the default theme. I did try making a fresh copy as well as disabling all 3rd party apps and plugins. Still received the same error. I have updated the credentials in the Client Area.

I've recently added the Pages module to my site. I'm getting this error when I try to navigate to a new Page: I've tried clearing cache and regenerating the theme. Any ideas what this may be?