Posted 1 year ago #
I recently installed Super Cache on a wordpress site with good results. However a few days later one admin started having problems posting to the site. The issue was traced to a redirect loop. Disabling super cache solved the problem.
I suppose I mis-configured super cache. Got any tips?
Posted 1 year ago #
OK, maybe the problem was not caused by Super Cache.. the issue is back, even thought the plugin is disabled. The site is here:
http://fashioncow.com/.
I am able to load it on my machine just fine, but other users report lots of connection issues.
If I do a 'trace route', like with this tool:
network-tools.com
I now see FOUR servers in a row timing out, and the trace aborted. That indicates there is a problem. Maybe it is with the hosting company (go daddy). I just don't know how to trouble shoot this thing.
Posted 1 year ago #
OK, all you wordpress geeks who are wondering what's up with the mysterious redirects.. it turns out the issue is entirely Godaddy.
I got them to admit such by this method: I disabled all plugins and permalinks. Then I switched to the default theme, 2011.
The issue persisted and I called Godaddy (for the third time). Confronted with a completely generic WP install, they then tell me that they do have a redirect problem with their servers and that they are working on it. My advice is stay away from Godaddy. What a bunch of jerks.
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