Ed

Hi,

I should have initially said that this is on a quite large Multisite installation and the logging was via NewRelic. I’ve just done as you asked and I didn’t receive any errors. I will keep an eye on the logs for anything similar.

Cheers,

Ed

No, this is the first time. For the time being I’ve just added 1060 to the ignored slave errors. Just thought I’d let you know.

Cheers,
Ed

Hi Matt,

I’ll give that a go.

We’re on a multi-server set up at the moment, hence using Memcached, we’re also using APC for the opcode cache. It’s interesting you say it can’t connect, I’ll monitor it to see if there are any connection issues, although they’re both running locally but connecting via external IPs in wp-config.php.

Cheers,
Ed

The hit ratio was quite high actually. I heard it does at a small bit of latency but it has added up to 10 seconds in places. I’ve had to disable it for now as it was redirecting pages. Hitting the DB is relatively quick looking at our stats, so the 10 seconds, in my mind, wouldn’t relate to that.

Cheers,

Ed

If so…

Before: https://c.ed.gs/KEiW
After: https://c.ed.gs/KEC0

Ed

Before:

<a href="https://google.com/" target="_blank">Google HTTPS</a>

After:

<a href="//google.com/" target="_blank">Google HTTPS</a>

Or are you wanting the entire source?

Thanks mate,
Ed

Although it appears that any admin can clear ALL cache files using the delete cache menu button.

Ok, this is very strange. I enabled the debug mode and it stopped doing it, then disabled the debug mode and it’s still not removing them anymore. I will keep an eye on it, but it’s kept them for over 10 minutes so far, usually it was around 30 seconds or so.

Hi Donncha,

It’s happening when any blog posts, not just a specific one. I’ll enable debugging and get back to you asap.

Cheers,

Ed

It’s definitely enabled, otherwise the source wouldn’t be compressed. It leaves http links alone, only changing https links. There are no other plugins enabled that would cause it to strip the prefix, if I disable the plugin then they return.

Sorry for the delay, link: https://admindemo.academyblogger.co.uk/

They’re in a text widget, first one is https:// second one is https://.

Thanks,
Ed

New version didn’t work for me, for now I’ve just change the hidden input redirect echo to bloginfo(‘url’), working fine.

Sorry I’ve had to remove it as it was hindering a paid service. I’ll try create another one for you today to show you.

Old: <a href="https://primaryessence.co.uk/">Primary Essence</a>
New: <a href="//primaryessence.co.uk/">Primary Essence</a>

Cheers,
Ed

It’s a http site with https anchor links to other places. It breaks links.