We added pagination because after 50 sites the hub would be too slow to load, even timeout. That's just a lot of data, a lot of queries to pull in at once. Hub 2.0 should change a lot of that so we can look into how we handle things then.

Can we now, or will we soon, trust that Defender will monitor for vulnerabilities? What about issues with PHP or web server modules? Those are both co...

Sorry you didn't get a response for this one, fixed a while ago. Turns out someone had registered the root flywheelsites.com and their membership was expired. When checking permission the API prioritized the root domain. I unregistered the root from that user. So you should now be able to register the domain properly.

Here is the release schedule in case you are interested: http://php.net/supported-versions.php

It's kinda like running Windows 95 on your server :wink:. But seriously your hosting provider should be able to update you to at least PHP 5.6 with no problems, and that's gonna save your bacon.

Agreed you shouldn't need to normally increase input vars. A proper browser wouldn't even allow sending that many. In general hosts may advertise unli...

Running backups from a plugin is inherently very load intensive as it's just not an efficient way to do it. We do everything we can to help the performance, but it won't always be a good fit for everyone. Usually the tradeoff is acceptable for most people, and the average site is on the smaller side for db and files so are not such a problem. We are working on a new incremental backups feature, which should help substantially with performance, though it will still be some hit. Look for that in the coming months. Meanwhile you can either try to spread out their schedules as much as possible across all the sites on a server, or use a usually much more efficient server side backup process.

I think I kindof understand what you are saying. It is a bit of tangled mess right now as per what is handled on hub side and what on plugin side. Man...

Fix is in for next release.

Sorry for your trouble! This is fixed in 4.5.1, though as said it's very important you update PHP, anything less than 5.6 is no longer supported and insecure. It's like running Windows 95!