Aaron D. Campbell

I originally thought this was due to other problems on my host, but now that those are fixed, it seems that this is still and issue.

I had to check the box in settings that says “Disable file locking. If you experience problems with mutex or file locks this may help but may cause increased server load.” The *REALLY WEIRD* thing is that I added do_action('wp_cache_gc'); to a page template and it ran perfectly, cleaning up all my expired files, even without that box checked. However, adding wp_schedule_single_event(time() + 10 , ‘wp_cache_gc’) to that same template does NOT help the problem (still needs that box checked).

Just so everyone knows, this seems to be a problem with my host (https://www.mosso.com). They’re working on it.

Do any of the devs read these?

I almost forgot to mention. I saw the the mod_rewrite rules had changed some, so I copied the old rules over and it didn’t fix the problem. The plugin added the WP_CACHE constant to my wp-config.php (first non-comment line inside the php tags).

If you need any additional information or want me to try something, please feel free to ask. I’ll check here regularly, or you can E-Mail me [email protected]. I can also get you access to the blog and or FTP if it would help.

donncha – I see…it would be nice for some of my clients if you could release that so they can upgrade to it. All non-admin accounts get an ugly error in the admin header…it’s not very professional looking.

Thanks for being on top of this though.

donncha:
I just made lines 1275 & 1278 return $actions rather than false (since $actions needs to stay as an array). Alternatively, if you REALLY need it to force an empty actions (and you want to override anything some other plugin might be doing) you could return an empty array.

Some ways it would be used:
https://xavisys.com/2007/07/cell-phone-safe-redirecting-with-mod_rewrite/
https://xavisys.com/2007/07/redirecting-all-serveraliases-to-a-preferred-domain-with-mod_rewrite/

donncha: I tried turning that part off (that’s only if it parses links to add code to external ones), and it still didn’t work. I’ll try to play with it at some point and figure it out.

I disabled WP Google Analytics and it seems to be working. Unfortunately, this is my plugin and I don’t have time to sort out the conflict right now. Does anyone have any idea what it might be?

Same problem as me. It’s not caching, it’s serving the dynamic page over and over. Do you have a link to where this is happening? Can you get me a list of the plugins you use?

solidnuts: when you are NOT logged in, view the source on a page or post on your site and look at the very end. It adds some HTML comments to let you know what it’s doing.

I just upgraded to the latest version (0.7.1) and it’s still not working.

Here is what I’m getting just before the conditional on line 167:
$new_cache: true
$file_expired: false
$mtime: 1219846211
(time() – $mtime): 546

So that entire conditional is skipped. Any ideas?

I don’t know how this gallery works, that’s why I’m asking. The size of my gallery is specified in the HTML because it’s a flash gallery.

I must have missed this thread somehow. Anyway, the plugin set to it’s simplest settings, just adds the Google Analytics code to the footer of your blog. Some of the more advanced settings ignore certain user types (in conjunction with role-manager, you can ignore/watch any user), track 404s in a friendly way (so you can find them and fix them), and even rewrite outgoing links to log them as well. However, it never touches the referrer. Are you positive that you have traffic coming from those links? If you are testing it by clicking them yourself, are you ignoring your user level?