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I’ve updated the track report. It’s http://wordpress.org/plugins/admin-in-english/
The fix is in the works.
I am the server admin on a dedicated machine. it only started occurring after the upgrade. there are other hosts on this same server which did not have the problem.
I get the same problem. The workaround is to edit the URL and change it to wp-admin. But nonetheless the plugin needs to be fixed.
Plugin dev could take a clue from the fix used for a similar problem with Jetpack:
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In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] 500 Internal Server Error after update W3TC to last versionOn my case it was minify. Turn off minify AND empty the cache. Beware that sometimes it breaks the site ONLY for NON logged in users… for this reason it could take a while before you are notified.
This is what happened in my case. The worst part is that Apache didn’t even log the 500, so I wasnt alerted about it.
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In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] W3 Total Cache and CSS / JS Minify Cache ErrorTurn off minify AND empty the cache. Beware that sometimes it breaks the site ONLY for NON logged in users… for this reason it could take a while before you are notified.
This is what happened in my case. The worst part is that Apache didn’t even log the 500, so I wasnt alerted about it.
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In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Latest updates breaking websiteTurn off minify AND empty the cache. Beware that sometimes it breaks the site ONLY for NON logged in users… for this reason it could take a while before you are notified.
This is what happened in my case. The worst part is that Apache didn’t even log the 500, so I wasnt alerted to it.
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In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] How to debug "W3 Total Cache Error Notification"It hasn’t been working well for a while. I gave up on it. So turn off minify AND empty the cache. Beware that sometimes it breaks the site ONLY for NON logged in users… for this reason it could take a while before you are notified.
This is what happened in my case. The worst part is that Apache didn’t even log the 500, so I wasnt alerted about it.
I’m NOT running multisite. But IMHO the issue is still the same (minify functionality is broken).
Using 0.9.2.10 on WP 3.5.1, I get, every few hours after Minify is enabled, the following alert in wp-admin:
CSS / JS minify cache: File "/home/mysite/public_html/wp-content/themes/style.css" doesn't existThe front end of the site throws a 500 but nothing gets logged by Apache.
I’ve disabled Minify completely.
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In reply to: [Real User Monitoring by Pingdom] Do I need a paid or a free pingdom account?$49/month gives you unlimited sites on one server. But it’s like comparing a wrench to a toolbox…
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In reply to: [Real User Monitoring by Pingdom] Do I need a paid or a free pingdom account?hmmm, for $39/month I’d rather pay $49 for NewRelic, which is uncomparably superior, in every aspect (since they do uptime/RUM monitoring and much more).
thanks jon.
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In reply to: (New?) Botnet To BruteForce WP?Namasté, WPyogi!
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In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Fatal error: Call to undefined function apc_fetchI replaced every instance of ‘apc’ for ‘disc’ in all those config files and the plugin started working. I then upgraded to 0.9.2.7 and this time the upgrade didnt break anything.
I am not sure why 0.9.2.6 decided to switch all caches to ‘apc’
thanks
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In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Fatal error: Call to undefined function apc_fetchAlso, eventhough I never before used APC caching, apc.ini is set to load but apc remains off.
PS: I have newrelic installed.
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In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Fatal error: Call to undefined function apc_fetchThat did not work. After I changed all 3 to disc I get a 500 and it doesn’t even get logged to the vhost or apache’s global error log.