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  • Thread Starter benweston2002

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    Nope, neither Minify nor combine worked at all for me – even when I set it up manually and included the scripts I wanted minified. Am now using WP Minify and Super Cache plugins and the site is actually faster with fewer HTTP requests than when using W3TC before!

    Thread Starter benweston2002

    (@benweston2002)

    Hi Frederick Townes. I have already submitted a very detailed bug report with as much info as possible but heard nothing back. I’m not unfair – I’m happy to alter my review accordingly if/when the bug is fixed but, right now, for me it is a 1 star plugin now as it doesn’t work… at all!

    I’m having exactly the same problem after upgrading to 0.9.2.10 too. I have tried completely removing the plugin and reinstalling but still get the error: “Minify Auto encountered an error. The filename length value is most likely too high for your host. It is currently 150. The plugin is trying to solve the issue for you: (solving …)”. The previous version worked brilliantly but now NOTHING is minified, even if I set it to ‘Manual’ mode and configure the options that way.

    I literally have no option but to use another, inferior minify plugin because this just won’t work anymore.

    The server is running CentOS and Apache and I have tried both Opcode APC and regular disk caching to no avail.

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