Whatever update happened broke Dokuwiki

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This should work: https://project-antishock.avalon5.tk/diagrams:start

But every time it loads different images display and others fail to.

I have to copy from deep inside my dokuwiki to a static folder and load the images that way.

Like so: https://avalon5.tk/copied.html

I use this to copy the folder: https://avalon5.tk/copy_folder.php
I use this to clear the folder: https://avalon5.tk/clear.php

I can also display them in base64 without copying but I can only do that from php.

Like so: https://avalon5.tk/get_pulled.php

It does not work from straight HTML.

Like here: https://avalon5.tk/linked.html

I don't think this is caused by Cloudflare as I have caching turned off. I only need the SSL.

I don't think this is caused by Firefox, or a whole bunch of gallery sites would be failing right now.

Did x10hosting update PHP or have a problem that introduced a weird behavior?

It appears Firefox is trying to display the SVGs before they arrive. SVGs are text. Could that might be messing with the browser somehow?
 

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Hi,

It looks like your account has a cancellation request, but I took a look at this regardless. It is probable that your SVG files were generated as the user requested them by a PHP script, and they were not static content. The number of "entry processes" you can have running at any given time is limited at 5 on our free hosting servers, which is plenty for most sites. However, when a visitor loaded your site, it would also spawn another few separate PHP processes to generate these SVG files, and when this got to 5 entry processes, the server refused to spawn any more. This is why only some of your SVG files were loading: by the time the server spawned five processes to load the SVG files, the server sent an error to the other requests before they could finish. Generally, you can solve this problem by caching your SVG files.

Thank you,
 

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They are static.

They work fine on my new host.

Something exploded on your servers the last couple days and several sites seem to be affected.
 
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