[Plugin: WP Super Cache] “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page” error

  • Hello everyone. A couple of days ago y received an e-mail from my hosting telling that i’m producing overloading issues with my wordpress site. I don’ even get 100 visits per day, and that’s how i found out about the huuuuuge problems of wordpress with cpu usage.

    So, i searched around and everyone says that the best solution is wp-super-cache, so i installed it.

    But now i have this problem: When i activated the plugin, the message “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page” appeared, showing to me that i’m not logged in, and it doesn’t even let me log in. But if i delete the line “define(‘WP_CACHE’, true);” from de wp-config.php file, everythings goes back to normal.
    Of course that then i go to the wp-super-cache options, and instantly activates WP_CACHE in the wp-config file, so it happens all over again.

    I couldn’t find anyone with this same problem, ?does somebody have a clue about why might this be happening? I’m running wordpress v.2.7.1 and Wp Super Cache v.0.9.4.3.

    My site is https://www.demasiadocine.com (super cache is now deactivated, off course)

    Thanks a lot!!!

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  • go through all the troubleshooting steps in the readme.txt. Chaces are supercache is not automatically placing things where it needs to be because it doesnt have write permissions. Which just means some manual leg work.

    Also 100 hits on a wordpress site shouldnt be causing that much cpu usage. research your plugins and make sure you dont have too many and/or very intense ones.

    I’d question how many other people are hosted on your box and the host you’re using in general if excessive plugins are not the issue.

    I am having the same problem. Did you ever find a fix?

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