yes it's not possible unfortunately. You would have to maybe use filesystem path in a cli contexct.

If this is happening with WPMU DEV plugins (not just proprietary premium plugins), the the most likely cause is a general cron problem on your sites. WP cron can be flakey and doesn't reliably trigger on very low traffic, private, or heavily cached sites. The sync is on a 12hr cron, but if your sites fall under one of those categories the cron may not be getting triggered to sync. There is not much we can do about that other than you enabling a real server-side cron job. In the logs you provided I can see some successful hub syncs. However there is no way for me know know if it was from a cron or when you visited the site.

Sorry this happened to you! And just a little PSA if you are using our hosting as well we don't backup staging by default, only production. Best pract...

We don't do CDN billing based on monthly cycle. Instead you should just project how much you will need per month based on average usage. I agree that with the stats we provide currenlty thats a bit hard to do. I've attached your detailed stats for the last 2 months so you can make a better projection.

Note currently $_SERVER can be only 'staging' or 'production'.

There are actually some undocumented vars you can check: if ( isset( $_SERVER['WPMUDEV_HOSTED'] ) ) { //it's our hosting } if ( isset( $_SERVER['WPMUDEV_HOSTING_ENV'] ) && 'staging' === $_SERVER['WPMUDEV_HOSTING_ENV'] ) { // This is staging }

You all might be interested to know that we are experimenting with an official WPMU DEV hosting addon for Local by Flywheel, that will allow you to pu...

30s costs us 4x more in bandwith and server costs, as well as 4x the load on your server. 2mins is what we've found to be the best balance between quick notification with the least negative affects.

So sorry for all your trouble! We managed to trace this down to a regression in our own Hub code that we introduced accidentally when we upgraded our servers to PHP7.3. QA tested hub updates, but we missed this edge case with the special workarounds we have to do for WP Engine security configs. All should be working from now on. You may have to reenable Automate for some sites if they turned off due to too many failures.

Currently no, that would lead to a pretty considerable delay in detecting if your site is down or up. I'm not sure why you want this, if you need to desensitize alerts we do provide a setting for that in Uptime.