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@jasonsb so it was the APC on your site too?

@jasonsb I asked them if I would run into any performance problems with APC and they said “only if you don’t use any caching plugins.” I don’t so I was not too worried about it. But let me know if you run into any performance issues.

I have been trying to find out what version of APC they have installed, but have not opened a ticket yet. I was trying to figure it out myself, and the site was working so I am not in a rush anymore. ??

I have 3.2 working on my server now. The techs on my site determined that the problem was APC (Alternative PHP Cache). They put a custom php.ini file in my directory which disables APC on my account only, and 3.2 seems to be working.

I am not sure what consequences this will on performance yet, and I am not sure how a release of WordPress got released without finding out that it has problems with some PHP caches? But hopefully this will help you get up and running.

Hopefully WordPress will fix this asap so I can run caching again.

Thanks,

Yes I have the exact same problem. I tried going as far as making a clean install for 3.2 in a sub-directory with a fresh database.

I can view the blog (with the standard Hello world post), but as soon as I try to enter any admin page I get the same error page.

Fatal error: Cannot run code from this file in conjunction with non encoded files in /home/user/public_html/blog/wp-includes/version.php on line 284

luisledesma did you make any progress fixing this?

PHP version 5.2.17
MySQL version 5.0.92-community

Ok I restored a backup and got back to 3.1.4 Any tips on what I can do now to insure I get to 3.2 with no more hick ups?

Not having any luck, I disabled plugins and themes and no dice.

Does anyone have an easy way to start with a clean database and install and just import my posts and users?

Hi JasonSB, thanks for the response. Did you change these options in phpMyAdmin or somewhere else.

Also, I am thinking it might be time to do a clean install. I looked at my database and see tables for plugins I deleted. Is there a way to start with a clean site and import just posts and users etc into a brand new 3.2 database?

Or should I just try replacing all the php files with clean install files?

Thanks in advance,

fonglh: Well it is impossible for them to test every plugin to see if it works, the whole system should not shut down to a white screen whenever a plugin is bad. It should give an error message “plugin x is not compatible and has been disabled.” It should not just dump out with no errors.

I am currently trying to deal with a blank admin page too, but it’s very hard to move forward with zero information to go on. I did all the standard disable plugins and themes via ftp. Did not work.

Tomorrow I will start a clean install and start restoring my data.

It just seems that these errors could be handled more gracefully than a blank screen.

My version.php only has 43 lines of code too. That’s where I ran into a wall when trying to debug it.

I am assuming that version.php got included into another file somewhere.

I guess I will try a manual install tomorrow and see if that helps.