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I just inherited a Magento site (Adobe Commerce) that is really struggling performance wise. I’ve already found an issue with php-fpm max_children settings being ridiculously low (5) and optimizing that has helped a lot.

As I’m reviewing the architecture in general, I’ve found that the Redis server is being accessed through a local tunnel instead of directly. That is to say, a tunnel has been configured (without ssl) to hit the redis cache across a network, then the magento config uses localhost:port instead of the actual hostname to the redis server.

This seems like a needless additional step to me,, but wanted to check with the community here to understand if this is for some reason a Magento best-practice, of if you can think of any other reason this might be desirable?

Does anyone know any details about the XSS security fix in the latest release (4.1.2) of the Mageplaza Layered Navigation module?

We use their module but we’ve heavily customised it so usually only apply security related changes released by Mageplaza.

However Mageplaza support are refusing to provide us a list of changes related to this security update for some reason (we have an active support subscription)

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The ability to segment customers into different categories is one of the features of an online retailer. You can set the default group for new customers. Deep dive into How to Set Default Group for New Customer Account in Magento 2.

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I’m not sure if this is a problem that resulted from our migration, or a third party plugin conflict. When a product is disabled, accessing the URL does not result in the 404, but instead a 500 error with this message (“Front controller reached 100 router match iterations”). Entering any generic bad URL results in 404 just fine. It [only] seems to affect disabled products.

Google points me to solutions such as “change the sortOrder of your router” or “clear the cache lul”. I looked into the sortOrder piece, and any third party plugins seem to be following the rules. The few StackOverflow posts with this issue, to no surprise, have any followup or answer.

Has [anyone] dealt with this? What would be the best point of entry to debug this one? Part of me thinks it’s a module conflict, but without a more specific error I can’t really pinpoint [what] module is throwing a fit. Just start disabling random modules that may affect products?

Basically what the title says. If there’s over 100 line items, expecially closer to 200 and the cart page takes just about 20seconds for TTFB. Seems unacceptable for a system touted for enterprise use and e-commerce functionality.

Using default Luma theme, very few extensions. We’re currently profiling to see what’s causing the slowdown and seeing if there’s an easy solution. In the meantime decided to create a post in case someone else faced similar issues previously and wants to provide feedback.

Just starting today, the users in the Magento admin panel (community edition) are being prompted with an “Adobe Commerce Survey” when they sign in. I’ve been contacted by my clients thinking maybe they were hacked because they didn’t realize “Adobe Commerce” is Magento.

Is this legit? Is there a way to disable it? How can I prevent this from happening in the future?

Hi,

I want to implement a really simple check the post values on create account and if it contains stop stop words or www. then just kill the script.

I am not a magento developer so would like some guidance on where to start with this

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The Magento framework is built on the concept of customization. If you want to offer discounts to your customers, you create Cart Price Rules. Deep dive into How to Add Custom Options in Action Apply Field of Cart Price Rule Form in Magento 2.

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Hey,

We just migrated our magento store from 1.9 to 2.4 version, but in the process not all the prices have been imported correctly. We have a relatively huge database (more than 2.5M product, its a bookstore). Of course I can do it by running a simple sql query, but I was wondering if there’s a fastest way to accomplish this task.

Thanks

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When working with the eCommerce store, new products are constantly arriving. With Magento, you can manage your catalog using 6 types of products. Deep dive into How to Perform Operation When Any New Product is Created in Magento 2.

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