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No, I don’t see that.

“P3 has not detected any opcode optimizers on your site. Although none were detected, an opcode optimizer may still be present. Contact your server administrator with any questions.”

I’m using a VPS server, Linux-based, PHP is updated.

no drop-ins that I know of (how can I find out which ones I have?)

I was using W3 cache plugin, but I deleted it and removed all cache files from the server when I first ran into this issue.

One thing I noticed was that if I click Advanced Settings, I can check the boxes for Use my IP address, Attempt to disable opcode optimizers, and Attempt to circumvent browser cache. I can then run the scan properly. However, if I click Advanced Settings link again, the boxes are unchecked again.

I just ran the development version, and I have the same results, unfortunately.

Kurt, I am having the same problem. I completely disabled w3, and deleted my cache files from the server, and I still get the same issue.

I will try the fix you listed here and report back. Thanks.

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I had disabled them, but I think another user might have re-enabled them. Thanks for your help. I will test this out again.

This is happening to me also. Very frustrating. I think it has to do with WP 3.8.3.

I am having this exact same issue. Just started recently with the new WP version update.

Thank you so much! That info is very helpful.

So you’ve been given a solution but you “don′t want to split the file”?

Sorry to hear that you are too good for that solution.

It’s possible. My CSV had over 600 entries. It may depend on the resources your server provides.

syntocode, I remember getting around this error by splitting my CSV into two parts (you may require more than two, depending on the size), and uploading them separately.

I’m having the same problem. Getting lots of angry emails now from people who can’t unsubscribe.

Matt, the code itself says “Goes in functions.php”

Put it in your theme’s functions.php file.

This fix is amazing. ^^^

I just replaced the auto-tag.class.php file in your second link with the one in my auto-tag folder and it fixed everything. Thanks so much.