Bob
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] CSS Broken on site every month or soWe are also seeing this. The plugin eventually starts referencing a file in /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/cache/ that does not exist. Nothing in the error logs where it’s obvious that writing it failed. Just started looking into this but thought I’d say you are not alone and will subscribe to this thread.
+1 for wishing we could import options from WP CLI!
I’ve got this problem too. Watching this thread for more info.
Thanks!
+1 — Here too. I also rolled back to 2.5.1
I can confirm that the borking happens with both caching modes.
This is definitely not a GZIP related thing. What is being output is a base64 encoded serialization of an array output by IWP.
iwp-client/init.php line 274: exit(“<IWPHEADER>” . base64_encode(serialize($return)).”<ENDIWPHEADER>”);
If you search google for “IWPHEADER” you will see the bottom of the first page and most of page two are other sites borked by WordFence caching InfiniteWP’s output.
Randomly picking one of the google results I base64 decoded and unserialized it. You can see the reults here: http://pastebin.com/Vece2Kv6
The real issue is that this IWP output shouldn’t be cached (or maybe it shouldn’t be output in this way?). It appears to be IWP communicating back to its dashboard installation the state of the site.
Bob
I have experienced this exact situation on a few of my sites with Basic Caching (not Falcon). I’ve been trying to figure out what it is for quite a few weeks now. I put a keyword monitor on a few sites so I would be notifieid when it happened and this weekened it happened on a site just after I got an email from my http://infinitewp.com/ saying everything was up-to-date. I wonder if something in infinitewp is causing weird output to get cached?
Just adding a piece to the puzzle.
Bobp.s. – I’m not on Bluehost.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Jetpack - WP Security, Backup, Speed, & Growth] Featured Image Request+1 this idea. It would be great if we could add the featured image to the subscription email… even if it required some programming via a filter. Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Widget Content Blocks] wysiwyg-widgets save errorBE SURE TO READ THE NOTES – YOU WILL LOSE YOUR OLD WIDGETS — BACK THEM UP!!!!
I lost a half day restoring backups and trying to undo the mess of losing all my WYSIWYG widgets on several sites because I did the update through Infinite WP and didn’t know it clobbered everything until it was too late! Hopefully this post will help someone avoid the same fate.
From what I’ve been reading at code.google.com you need to have at least version 2.8.2 of TimThumb to have the fix from issue 274. It’s unfortunate that multiple revisions have the same version number but it looks like either of the 2.8.2 revisions (r187 and r188 as of 11/2/2011) would be better than any previous version. Do you have plans to update this plugin for catching & patching versions < 2.8.2?
We are seeing the same problem with WordPress 3.2.1 and both 1.0.7 and 1.0.6 of the plugin.
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I noticed over 800MB of .sql files piling up for one of our clients. We were experiencing the the same issue.
I added: ini_set(‘memory_limit’, ‘128M’);
To the top of wp-db-backup.php and now the file is zipped and cleaned up properly.