sqlite_object_cache failure

  • Resolved flaviese

    (@flaviese)


    1 year ago

    Hi there. I have installed the plugin. Now in the server error log appears:

    [30-Oct-2023 16:50:10 UTC] sqlite_object_cache failure, deleting sqlite files to retry. 0 [30-Oct-2023 16:50:11 UTC] SQLite Object Cache: 3.7.17 no igbinary: getone database disk image is malformed (11) Unable to execute statement: database disk image is malformed (0) #0 XXXXXX/object-cache.php(1365): SQLite3Stmt->execute()

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  • Plugin Author OllieJones

    (@olliejones)

    Thanks for the bug report. Does this happen all the time or intermittently?

    Some observations:

    SQLite 3.7.17 is pretty old. Is it possible your object cache data file was created with a newer version of SQLite (running on a newer php version)? That version skew is a reason for the “malformed(11)” error.

    Is it possible your /wp-content/ directory is on a file share from a file server? SQLite doesn’t work correctly when its files are on file shares. Try changing the location of the .sqlite data file. Please read this.

    Thread Starter flaviese

    (@flaviese)

    Hi, thank you for the reply. I’ll active again the plugin and try again.

    The running PHP version is 8.1

    Plugin Author OllieJones

    (@olliejones)

    Version 1.3.6, just released, should help with the timeout issue.

    Plugin Author OllieJones

    (@olliejones)

    I haven’t heard back, so I am closing this.

    Please don’t hesitate to open another topic if you still have problems, and thank you for your patience and support.

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