nierdz

Hi,

Sorry I didn’t see your previous answer. Please, let the file in place, that’s exactly what I need to dig this bug. I’ll try to work on this this weekend.

Hey,

Thanks for the report !

This means the function opcache_get_status returns false. This means there is an error during information retrieval from OPcache.

Maybe you can find useful information in your php logs or ask your hosting company if you’re using one.

Thanks, I was referring to log files from php and apache https://docs.cpanel.net/knowledge-base/cpanel-product/the-cpanel-log-files/

If you can get me part of the logs where you’re trying to flush opcache, it could be very helpful to understand what’s going on.

I think I got an idea but I’m not really sure. To confirm, you can create a php file containing this and visit it with your browser:

<?php
echo '<pre>' . var_export(opcache_get_configuration(), true) . '</pre>';
?>

If you can send me log files and result of this page to help me.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by nierdz.

No answer, I’ll close this topic.

Any news @europoint ?

Hi,

OPcache is normally in memory so I don’t know exactly what’s in this folder. Can you provide the related error log from php-fpm or apache or nginx or whatever you’re using please ?

Hi @europoint
Thank you for this report.
To create a pull request on github, you need to first, fork the repository and then create a branch with your fix and push it.
I can’t see new fork of the repository so I’m assuming you didn’t fork it first.

Hi @manni02
Thanks !

Hi,

Thanks for reporting this problem. Could you provide the related error log please ?

Thank you for this well filled bug report, this is so much easier for me to fix bugs when I get this much details !

Next time, don’t hesitate to open a pull request on github ??

I just released 4.1.2 version with your fix included.

Since I got no news I consider this resolved.

That’s a very weird bug… Could you run a php script like this one in your setup, save the html page and send it by email : n i e r d z @t g m a i l . c o m

<?php

phpinfo();

echo '<pre>';
var_dump(opcache_get_status());
echo '</pre>';

To be noted, I’m seeing this since your 4.X plugin update.

That’s because in 3.x branch, I didn’t use this kind of information from PHP. I presume you see these warnings only on Cached files tab ?

Did you try to restart php-fpm ?

The problem here is that timestamp can’t be undefined as it comes from opcache_get_status output which is an internal PHP function.

That’s why I really insist on you try to restart php-fpm because it seems like a bug in PHP.

I just tried php 8.0 and I can’t reproduce this error.
Did you try to restart php-fpm ?

Hi,

I didn’t know WP supports php 8. This is good news !
I’ll try to reproduce this bug as soon as possible and fix it.