WP Toolkit error in WHM: Something went wrong. e.some is not a function

azednetma

• August 31, 2023 10:16

Hello, WP Toolkit error in WHM: Something went wrong. e.some is not a function How to fixe it please?

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • August 31, 2023 17:04

  Hey there! Do you have a large number of WordPress instances on the machine? I've seen this error before when the system is low on resources. If changing the cPanel PHP Memory Limit value in WHM >> Tweak Settings resolves this issue, that would be the cause. Can you try increasing that and seeing if that resolves the issue?

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  azednetma

  • September 01, 2023 15:01

  Hey there! Do you have a large number of WordPress instances on the machine? I've seen this error before when the system is low on resources. If changing the cPanel PHP Memory Limit value in WHM >> Tweak Settings resolves this issue, that would be the cause. Can you try increasing that and seeing if that resolves the issue?

  
  Hi It doesn't resolve the issue: Updating "Max cPanel process memory" from "4096" to "". "Max cPanel process memory" was updated. Updating "cPanel PHP memory limit" from "512" to "4096". "cPanel PHP memory limit" was updated. Processing post action for cPanel PHP memory limit: "cPanel PHP memory limit" was updated.

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • September 01, 2023 15:02

  Could you submit a ticket to our team so we can take a look?

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  azednetma

  • September 01, 2023 15:31

  Is it possible to scan for Wordpress sites by ssh command?

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • September 01, 2023 15:56

  While there is a whole suite of commands under the "wp-toolkit" command line option, there is not a way to scan using this tool. However, you can use the "wp find" command to locate instances on the machine: wp find | WP-CLI Command | WordPress Developer Resources

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