WPCACHEHOME

  • Ian McLeish

    (@ian-mcleish)


    8 years, 3 months ago

    Hi, sorry to be a pain. I was a very successful and happy user of Super Cache until Wordfence didn’t play so nice with it, so when they released their Falcon engine I went that way. I have been not caching for a while- since they stopped the Falcon option, but would like to get back to doing it.

    I have my wp-config file in the folder above the http folder, and this file redirects to the “real” wp-config in another folder in the root of my shared server “disk”. All of that was done a few years ago, following the “Hardening WordPress” article. It works, but I am getting an error with Supercache –

    Warning! WP Super Cache caching was broken but has been fixed! The script advanced-cache.php could not load wp-cache-phase1.php.

    The file /home/ian/public_html/wp-content/advanced-cache.php has been recreated and WPCACHEHOME fixed in your wp-config.php. Reload to hide this message.

    But reloading doesn’t fix it.

    I reckon, most likely that it is my unusual wp-config locations which are causing this issue, so I realise that this is my fault, but I have 2 options – either go back to the standard (less secure?) settings, or ask here where I should put the settings for WPCACHEHOME. I would rather leave things as they are, and add the WPACHEHOME to the wp-config, but could I add it to the “real” one which lives in a folder elsewhere, or would I need to add it to the one which redirects to the “real” one. Would it even matter?

    Maybe my settings are not all that common these days – I did this a good few years ago, but if it isn’t broken, and all that!

    But mainly, I know nothing about php, and I wouldn’t know the syntax to “Define” the option, even if I knew where to.

    My Plugins folder, specifically supercache is here

    /public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache, but I guess all of you already knew that!

    Could I ask where I would put the code that Supercache is not doing? And should it go in the redirect wp-config.php, or could it go in the “real” one in a folder in the “root” of my shared drive?

    Many thanks for any help!

    Ian

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  • Thread Starter Ian McLeish

    (@ian-mcleish)

    8 years, 3 months ago

    I fixed it the “other” way – I put wp-config.php where it usually is, got the error cleared from SuperCache, and then moved it back to where I wanted it to be.

    So in a round about way, fixed! No errors, and the cache works – the filestamps match, but there are no files showing as cached other than in wp-cache, despite having advance options on – I would have thought that the files would be in the lower wp supercache area??

    Htaccess is properly populated, no errors, so why are there apparently no supercache files?

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