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Thanks for following up @desrosj

I’ve opened support tickets with the two main plugins that won’t load. Once I get some feedback, I’ll have better information for a Trac ticket. So, I’ll hold off for now.

I had a few minutes, so I checked the debug option.

Debug was activated on the site, so I disabled it. define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

Also, no PHP warnings on my hosting sever logs.

Cleared all caches.

No change. The same plugins still won’t load.

Not sure where to go from here.

Okay, thanks. I’ll investigate that tomorrow.

Okay, thanks for your quick response. All my plugins and themes are up to date, and WordPress has updated to 6.7.1.

But it is strange that this issue is only affectiing one of my sites All the others are fine.

As I said, its only on my testing site, so it’s not a tragedy. But I would like to find out why it is happening.

Is there anything further I can do?

Hi @isaumya

I’ve updated my main site now to the latest version, and all is working well too.

So I’ll mark this as resolved.

Well, after much head scatching, I clicked Update Settings, without changing any settings, and now the Test Cache works as expected.

Perhaps not a bug, but a nuisance.

Anyway, everything woks now.

I have Cloudflare enabled, and everything seems to work fine.

I get a HIT on all assets, so it’s working. You can check my test site, if you wish: https://atlaslit.com/

I think the Test Cache has a bug. How can I check or fix it?

Hi @isaumya

I’ve updated one of my sites to 5.0.2, and functionly, everything seems to be working fine.

I don’t see any errors now in my log files.

But I noticed one issue. When I test the cache, it shows that Cloudflare is not enabled.

Here’s a screenshot: https://postimg.cc/ZW9XMFMd

However, everything seems to be working fine. Is it a bug, or is there a way to fix this error?

Okay, thanks.

Okay!

Okay. Thanks!

Okay. Thanks, @isaumya

I had no luck with my host’s support, but they did try. ??

I changed verions back and forth so they could check.

But probably as I expected, they said that a PHP code change probably related to /cached_html_pages/ after v 4.7.10 is most likely causing the server error, and advised me to stay on this version until there is a fix.

I’m testing on one of my small sites and these server errors don’t seem to affect performance. But to be on the safe side, I have rolled back to v 4.7.10 for now.

Hopefully, your dev team can find a solution for this issue.

I’ve logged a support request with my host regarding this fastcgi issue, @isaumya

I’ll let you know once I receive a reply.

I’m seeing this critcal issue, too.

It’s not a big deal, but wouldn’t it be better to move it to “recommended improvements”.

At least then, there would be no red warning label on Site Health.