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1. jgrand_idea
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   After having xcache installed, I get the error
   Fatal error: xcache_clear_cache() [function.xcache-clear-cache]: xcache.admin.user and xcache.admin.pass is required in ...line 89.

   While the site is working, I cannot add/edit post and do a whole bunch of stuff.

   Too bad I do not know php or how to edit the xcache.ini. I paid host to install and make the modifications but I don't know why they can't modify the portion where you could turn the admin.user off.
   What I did was to comment out the function up to line 89. And the errors all went away.

   Question is: Is it ok to comment out that particular function? What would be the subsequent effect? Anyone knows what that particular function is for? The php line goes
   

   /**
        * Flushes all data
        *
        * @return boolean
        */
       /**function flush()
       {
           xcache_clear_cache(XC_TYPE_VAR, 0);
   
           return true;
       }*/

2. jgrand_idea
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I have seen the old thread for this one; even replied - have overlooked that it was resolved already. I followed what the others did, but nothing has changed.

   my host, probably exasperated over my lack of knowledge installed xcache.ini in w3tc directory. (will this suffice?)

   I tried editing files to no avail. The same error appears when I publish or update blogs or empty caches. Although, changes are nonetheless made in updated blogs even when the error appears.

   Anyone having the same problem?

   I really need this as I've noticed some improvements in page loading time of the site.

3. Frederick Townes
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Seems to be a duplicate post. Your host needs to provide some better support to troubleshoot. The file included with W3TC is a reference file, it's not the actually one your server is using.

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