alex.forencich

Great. This is a regression in W3TC as far as I can tell since it worked in previous versions. Unfortunately, due to the lack of error messages and log entries, I am unable to assist in debugging this issue.

Is there a way to log the cache entry creation process to a separate file? Something like that could be instrumental in solving issues such as these. Right now my blog is running just dandy with WP Super Cache until this issue can be resolved…

Seems to have something to do with the theme (wtf?!??). Tried a fresh install on the same computer with the same config. Installed w3tc, worked. Copied in theme ‘eos’, fails. No errors, empty page cache. I’m at a loss….I suppose I will just switch to supercache then, since really the only feature I care about is the enhanced disk caching, the rest of it really isn’t all that useful to me right now…

Update: with Super Cache installed and set up properly, ab went from ~10 pages/sec to ~450 pages/sec. That’s what I’m talking about…..

The problem here is that I get NOTHING AT ALL. Doesn’t matter if the plugin is installed, deleted, enabled, disabled, etc. WordPress behaves like the plugin doesn’t exist. I can’t get it to output any debugging information and nothing generates error messages. If I got a 403 I would be happy because that gives me something I can track down. I have been getting nada which is why it is so frustrating.

I can see in the log files that the plugin is grabbing pages for the cache (Total Cache user agent), but nothing ever appears in the page cache directory and no debugging information is inserted into the pages even though page cache debugging is enabled…..

Edit: tried webpagetest, no error at all. pgcache dir empty except for one cached feed (?).

Update: it seems to only be caching feeds. Everything else seems to just bypass caching and never end up in the pgcache folder. Very strange. Any advice or should I just can this plugin and install something else?